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Der bescheidene Alfred und die hübsche Klara führen einen aufregenden und vielversprechenden Briefwechsel, ohne sich jemals getroffen zu haben. Als sie in dem selben Budapester Kurzwaren-und Luxusartikelladen angestellt werden, ahnen sie immer noch nichts von der Identität des anderen. Da sie einander jedoch auch Angesicht zu Angesicht sympatisch finden, bekommen sie immer mehr Probleme mit ihren Gewissen. Schließlich schlägt die Stunde der Wahrheit, sie erkennen einander und ihrer Liebe steht nichts mehr im Wege.
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This was a lovely movie. The writing is funny and engaging. The characters are complex and develop over the movie. Jimmy Stewart is excellent, but it's really all the very funny supporting cast that makes this movie work. It makes you both laugh and cry. The drama is small scale, with basically the entire movie taking place inside the store and on the sidewalk, but it feels realistic and charming because of that. It definitely holds up, even 84 years after it was made.
Honestly, is anyone more charming than Jimmy Stewart? I hadn't seen this movie before but was intrigued when I saw it on a Favourite Christmas Movie list. Fortunately, it was playing on Turner Classic Movie channel, so I settled down after my family's Christmas celebration and just enjoyed! Movies from this era of film are more akin to stage plays than the movies now and I so enjoy the craft of well spoken dialogue. The plot is simple and transparent (it's premise was the inspiration for YOU'VE GOT MAIL). The supporting cast is eclectic and entertaining. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I give this film a 7.9 (enjoyable) out of 10. [Christmas Romantic Drama/Comedy]
This is one of my favorite Jimmy Stewart movies. This was also the movie that inspired the modern movie "you've got mail" starring Tom Hanks. The back and forth between the two main characters is hilarious and the whole movie is just so much fun!
the movie on which it is based: You have an e-mail. Ernst Lubitsch + good script + good cast = great movie
The Shop Around the Corner is a classic holiday romance starring Margaret Sullavan and James Stewart. Based on an acclaimed play, the story follows two lonely souls who fall in love through a mail correspondence, unaware that they are actually rival co-workers at a gift shop. Sullavan and Steward are pretty good together; though Stewart is clearly giving the stronger performance. And while the romance plot works, there are some confusing subplots that clutter up the film and hurt the storytelling. Yet despite its problems, The Shop Around the Corner is a charming film with Christmas spirit.