They All Kissed the Bride (1942)
Available on all-region DVD

Synopsis: An unexceptional and rather long-winded Joan Crawford comedy — no, she isn't the bride, that's kid sister Helen Parrish — in which she spends much of the time arguing with, and ultimately romancing, reporter Melvyn Douglas.

Crawford copes well enough with her bossy-boots role, but her character isn't likeable, and as a result the film isn't very watchable, despite sterling support from the likes of Roland Young and Billie Burke. Director Alexander Hall does what he can, but this is no Philadelphia Story, to which it rather obviously aspires.

Cast: Joan Crawford
Runtime: 87 min