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Dinner at Eight

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In the heart of the bustling New York life of the 1930s, a wealthy couple prepares to host a splendid dinner that promises to be a gateway to secrets and tensions among their guests. Millicent and Charles, the hosts of this evening, are known for their glamorous lifestyle, but beneath the surface, the cracks in their marriage begin to show signs of crumbling. As the guests arrive, the atmosphere fills with expectations and rivalries.

Among the attendees is a fading movie star, a young couple facing challenges in their relationship, a jealous husband, and a kind elderly woman who sees more than she lets on. As the night progresses, each character reveals their own insecurities and frustrations, intertwining stories of ambition, lost love, and shattered dreams. The dinner transforms into a battleground where the rawest truths are laid bare, and hidden secrets are brought to light, creating a tense environment filled with surprises.

The social dynamics among the characters make the plot pulse with drama and humor, highlighting the changes in American society. The food serves merely as a backdrop; the true celebration occurs in the human interactions, turning a simple dinner into a microcosm of life itself, where appearances often deceive and aspirations can turn against one.

Media type
Movie
Year
1933
Director
George Cukor
Writer
John Meehan
Frances Marion
Herman J. Mankiewicz
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.50
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
91.00
Actors
Marie Dressler
John Barrymore
Wallace Beery
Jean Harlow
Lionel Barrymore
Lee Tracy
Edmund Lowe
Billie Burke
Madge Evans
Jean Hersholt
Karen Morley
Louise Closser Hale
Phillips Holmes
May Robson
Grant Mitchell
Phoebe Foster
Elizabeth Patterson
Hilda Vaughn
Harry Beresford
Edwin Maxwell
John Davidson
Edward Woods
Anna Duncan
Herman Bing
George Baxter
Mary Dees
Tenen Holtz
Frank Puglia
Bess Flowers
Gender
Comedy
Drama
Country
United States
Producers
David O. Selznick
Streaming
Apple TV
Original title
Dinner at Eight
Duration
111
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