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Just before Christmas, department store clerk Steve Mason (Robert Mitchum) meets big-spending customer Connie Ennis (Janet Leigh) who is really a commercial spy. Steve unmasks her duplicity but when he discovers that Connie is a war widow he feels sorry for her and with the spirit of Christmas in the air and goodwill to all people, Steve decides to let Connie go. But his kind-hearted decision rebounds when the company fires him before the Christmas holiday. When Steve and Connie end up on a chance date, Connie's steady (Wendell Corey) is not impressed but her son Timmy (Gordon Gebert) is delighted. With her wedding booked for New Years day, can Connie choose between the safe yet dull Carl, or the handsome but unpredictable Steve Mason?
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23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
This is one of those ageless films which quite frankly,cannot but please 100%. It is a film which leaves the viewer happy,contented and at peace with the world! Over the top with this review? Not a bit of it. If you want to buy a DVD which will entertain,and where the story line just takes you along to a happy ending,this is a 'must'!!! A Christmas setting; a little boy who would love a toy railway set; Robert Mitcham and Janet Leigh both at their peaks as film actors...who could ask for anything more. Just get it!!!
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
This film is just gorgeous, almost as gorgeous as Janet Leigh in this.
A really charming and sweet film, buy it now it,ll make your day.
A really charming and sweet film, buy it now it,ll make your day.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
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A wonderful movie, all you need at Xmas is this and 'Its a Wonderful Life' and you've cracked it. I've been awaiting this release for ages. Robert Mitcham and Janet Leigh are superb and for once Wendell Corey is just right as the miserable boy friend. Buy it, this is one of the few 10 star movies.
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