Hands Across the Table1935
Hands Across the Table (1935)
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Movie Info
Cast
as Regi Allen
as Theodore Drew III
as Allen Macklyn
as Vivian Snowden
as Laura
as Nona
as Peter
as Matty
as Pinky Kelly
as Miles, the Butler
as Couturier at Valentine's
as Celeste, the French Maid
as Diner
as Barber Customer
as Saleslady
as Headwaiter
as Supper Club Waiter
as Cab Driver
as Man in Nightshirt
as Maitre d'
as Barber
as Barber
as Barber
as Barber
as Barber
as Barber
as Barber
as Barber
as Chambermaid
as Piano Player
as Maitre d' in Speakeasy
as Shoe Clerk
as Manicurist
as Saleslady
as Porter
as Porter
as Jewelry Clerk
as Taxi Driver
as Taxi Driver
Critic Reviews for Hands Across the Table
All Critics (3) | Fresh (2) | Rotten (1)
... never that funny or intelligent as it appears to be at first glance.
[Leisen] keeps things moving at a nice pace, and his attention to detail in the sets and costumes makes the film a joy to look at.
Audience Reviews for Hands Across the Table
Breezy lark with a sparkling Carole Lombard. She and Fred work well together as always and if you only know him from his years as the retiring dad on My Three Sons he's quite dishy here. Ralph Bellamy is the odd man out again but at lest his Allen is afforded some dignity here instead of being the poor sap he usually got stuck playing.
Super Reviewer
Hands Across the Table is a variation on probably the most oft-recycled of all screwball plots, that of the gold-digger whose schemes are derailed by the inconvenient intervention of true love. Carole Lombard, as a designing manicurist, and Fred MacMurray, as the penniless playboy the former mistakes for her meal ticket, are both wonderful, but there's something odd about the tone of the picture, evidenced by the fact that our sadness for Ralph Bellamy, Lombard's unrequited suitor, outweighs our happiness for Lombard and MacMurray at the close.
Super Reviewer
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