They All Kissed the Bride

Margaret Drew runs a large trucking company. She runs it with her eyes on nothing else. She is hard to the point of ruthlessness. She has no time to spare for men. Michael Holmes is a writer. He is preparing a book about her tough methods. Margaret hates him for it. At her sister’s wedding she meets a handsome stranger. The man throws her badly off balance. Then it turns out that the stranger is Michael. Margaret starts to lose her footing. The man she hates and the man she likes are the same person. The resolve that serves her in business is no use to her here. The two of them go on sizing each other up. The story runs as a romantic comedy. Joan Crawford and Melvyn Douglas appear in the eighty five minute film, an American production Alexander Hall finished in 1942.