Holiday

A young man is torn between his free-thinking lifestyle and the tradition of his wealthy fiancée's family.

Cast

Ann Harding

as Linda Seton

Mary Astor

as Julia Seton

Edward Everett Horton

as Nick Potter

Robert Ames

as Johnny Case

Hedda Hopper

as Susan Potter

Hallam Cooley

as Seton Cram

William Holden

as Edward Seton

Creighton Hale

as Pete Hedges

Mabel Forrest

as Mary Jessup

Elizabeth Forrester

as Laura Cram

Reviews

CinemaSerf

A pretty wooden Ann Harding tops the bill here in this rather stagily delivered rom-com. She ("Linda") is the independently-minded daughter of a wealthy family whose sister "Julia" (Mary Astor) has a whirlwind romance and wants to get married. Thing is, her intended "Johnny" (Robert Ames) doesn't qu...

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