George Cukor’s finest works include Dinner at Eight, which stands as an outstanding film from the Pre-Code period and showcases the considerable abilities of Marie Dressler, Wallace Beery, the Barrymore brothers—Lionel and John—Jean Harlow, Billie Burke, and several other performers. The movie features a quirky narrative that shifts between dramatic and comedic moments, centering on a frivolous hostess who organizes …

This is a terrific addition to the collection. Included with my Turner Classic Movies set of Jean Harlow films, the documentary about her life and work runs for an entire feature length and is exceptionally well done. It comes very highly recommended for those who appreciate Pre-Code cinema—and I’m sure there are plenty of you.