Breakfast For Two (1937)
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In this screwball comedy, Valentine Ransome (Barbara Stanwyck) is an heiress who falls for Jonathan Blair (Herbert Marshall), a carefree playboy who owns part of a large steamship line. However, Valentine doesn't especially like Jonathan's brassy fiancé, Carol Wallace (Glenda Farrell), and… More In this screwball comedy, Valentine Ransome (Barbara Stanwyck) is an heiress who falls for Jonathan Blair (Herbert Marshall), a carefree playboy who owns part of a large steamship line. However, Valentine doesn't especially like Jonathan's brassy fiancé, Carol Wallace (Glenda Farrell), and thinks he needs to start taking a more serious attitude about his money and his investments. To teach Jonathan a lesson (and get closer to him in the process), Valentine arranges to buy enough stock in the shipping company that she's the majority owner, and begins giving him orders about how things should be done. Jonathan isn't about to stand for that, and set off for a cruise on one of his ships, with Carol in tow and every intention of having the ship's captain marry them. But Jonathan's sidekick Butch (Eric Blore) doesn't like Carol any more than Valentine, and seizes every available opportunity to throw a spanner into the works. The same year that the versatile Barbara Stanwyck starred in this comic trifle, she received an Oscar nomination for her dramatic work in the movie Stella Dallas. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
- Directed By
- Alfred Santell
- Genres
- Comedy, Romance
G,
- Studio
- Warner Bros
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Cast
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Barbara Stanwyck
as Valentine Ransome
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Herbert Marshall
as Jonathan Blair
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Glenda Farrell
as Carol Wallace
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Eric Blore
as Butch
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Frank M. Thomas
as Sam Ransome
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Donald Meek
as Justice of Peace
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Pierre Watkin
as Gordon Faraday
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Etienne Girardot
as Meggs
- Bobby Barber
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Sidney Bracey
as Butler
- William Gould
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George Irving
as Board Chairman
- Edward J. Le Saint
- Tom Ricketts
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Larry Steers
as Committeeman
- Landers Stevens
- Monte Vandergrift
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Harold Goodwin
as Chauffeur
