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The Shop Around the Corner
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James Stewart sits beside Margaret Sullavan, who is reading a letter in bed, in a scene from Shop Around the Corner (1940). A lamp and small table are visible behind them.
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The Shop Around the Corner

film by Lubitsch [1940]
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  • Ernst Lubitsch
    Ernst Lubitsch
    / Films of the 1940s

    …yet another classic romantic comedy, The Shop Around the Corner (1940), starring James Stewart and Margaret Sullavan as coworkers in a notions shop in Budapest. (Lubitsch often set his films in Europe, believing that American audiences would be more tolerant of racy behaviour from European characters.) The two detest each…

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    …yet another classic romantic comedy, The Shop Around the Corner (1940), starring James Stewart and Margaret Sullavan as coworkers in a notions shop in Budapest. (Lubitsch often set his films in Europe, believing that American audiences would be more tolerant of racy behaviour from European characters.) The two detest each…

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