Four's a Crowd (1938)
Reporter Jean Christy (Rosalind Russell) works for a newspaper in danger of being thrown away by its young owner, Pat Buckley (Patric Knowles), after Buckley has a falling-out with the editor-in-chief, Robert Lansford (Errol Flynn). Meanwhile, Lansford hopes to gain tycoon John Dillingwell's (Walter Connolly) business for his public relations firm, and uses his position at Buckley's paper to drum up good press for Dillingwell. In the process, he discovers that Dillingwell's granddaughter Lorri (Olivia de Havilland) is Buckley's fiancée. Lansford decides to try to charm Lorri, while Christy makes a play for Buckley.
Books with substantial mentioning of Four's a Crowd
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John Howard Reid These Movies Won No Hollywood Awards, A Film-Lover's Guide to the Best of the Rest 2005 |
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Duane Byrge, Robert Milton Miller The Screwball Comedy Films, A History and Filmography, 1934-1942 Jefferson, North Carolina, and London, 1991 |
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James Robert Parish Hollywood's Great Love Teams New Rochelle, N.Y., 1974 |
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Tony Thomas, Rudy Behlmer and Clifford McCarty The Films of Errol Flynn Secaucus, New Jersey, 1973 |
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