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Dinner At Eight

  NR Closed Captioning

George Cukor

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Plot Summary

Scandal and intrigue abound as a social climbing woman and her husband host a party of New York's elite.

Rotten Tomatoes Movie Reviews

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  • Reviews Counted: 17
  • Fresh: 17
  • Rotten: 0
  • Average Rating: 8.6/10

Top Critics' Reviews

Fresh: The dinner party that closes Dinner at Eight wouldn't feel like dancing at the end of the world without Renault's final gesture. – Jeremiah Kipp, Slant Magazine, Mar 5, 2005

Fresh: Each star has a memorable moment. – Film4, Jun 24, 2010

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Customer Reviews

Dinner At Eight

The best of the "All-Star" films put out by MGM with some of their biggest stars of the time. Good story, and some classic performances by greats, John Barrymore, Marie Dressler, Billie Burke and the absolute movie stealing performance of Jean Harlow. It is her performance here that shows why she was such a hot property in her day. She truly showed comic genius in her not-so-dumb blonde role. Definitely worth the price!

Dinner at eight don't be late!

Real cute. Jean Harlow and Billie Burke are great.

They Don't Make "em Like This Anymore

This one's got everything: a great script (thank you Edna Ferber), plus wonderful characters and actors to play them, esp. Marie Dressler and the Barrymore brothers, but including nearly everyone: Wallace Beery, Billie Burke and of course Jean Harlow. Even the maids and secretaries are pitch perfect, and as an extra treat the cast includes the underrated Karen Morley from my favorite film Our Daily Bread. I love that it's the floozies who save the day, all because of the dinner. Bravo.

Dinner At Eight
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  • $9.99
  • Genre: Comedy
  • Released: 1933

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