This holiday classic stars Jimmy Stewart and Margaret Sullavan as two workers at a leathergoods shop who hate each other but fall in love via anonymous letters.

"The Shop Around the Corner" was a 1940 hit starring Jimmy Stewart and Margaret Sullavan. In this movie, the two play workers in a leathergoods shop who constantly fight and hate each other. However, they are also writing letters to each other through anonymous correspondence, through which they fall in love. This romantic comedy takes place in the weeks leading up to Christmas. It inspired the Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks flick, "You've Got Mail."

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