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The Philadelphia Story (DVD, 2000)

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Classic movie. Fast Shipping New sealed Experience the timeless romance and comedy of "The Philadelphia Story", starring the legendary James Stewart. This classic movie, directed by George Cukor and released in 1940, is now available on DVD format from 2000. The star-studded cast, including Katharine Hepburn and Cary Grant, brings to life the charming tale of a wealthy socialite's wedding preparations, which are complicated by the arrival of her ex-husband and a tabloid reporter. With a rating of NR and a sub-genre of romance, this DVD is a must-have for any movie lover's collection.

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THE PHILADELPHIA STORY boasts an incredible cast, but it's Katharine Hepburn's picture in more ways than one. Tracy Lord (Hepburn), a Philadelphia heiress, is about to marry coal-company executive George Kittridge (John Howard). The wedding, promising to be the season's premier event, attracts the attention of magazine publisher Sidney Kidd (Henry Daniell), who sees it as an opportunity to break a story. Spy magazine's Dexter Haven (Cary Grant), Lord's ex-husband, is enlisted to "gain access" to the party, along with top scandal writer Macauley Connor (James Stewart, in an Oscar-winning role). However, the reporter is quickly smitten by the bride's charms--and he's not the only one. The film, based on the play by Phillip Barry, was first a Broadway sensation starring Hepburn, who acquired the screen rights, claimed the starring role, and chose the director, screenwriter, and lead cast. In addition to fine work by Grant and Stewart, notable supporting performances are delivered by Ruth Hussey and Virginia Weidler. One of nine films Hepburn made with director George Cukor, it remains one of the classics of their collaboration and of American cinema.