Weekend for Three

Year: 1941

Runtime: 65 mins

Language: English

Director: Irving Reis

Comedy

Jim is far from thrilled when his new wife Ellen invites her old friend Randy over for dinner. The evening quickly sours as Randy proves to be an obnoxious, self‑absorbed braggart with poor manners and no self‑awareness. Jim’s irritation deepens when he discovers Randy believes he is welcome to stay the weekend, testing the new couple’s marriage.

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