A Love Letter to... Edward Everett Horton

I love you when you're goofy

With Cary Grant and Jean Dixon in "Holiday" (1938)

I love you when you're scatter brained

with Josephine Hull and Jean Adair in "Arsenic and Old Lace" (1944)

I even love you when you're disgruntled

with Fred Astaire in "Top Hat" (1935)

And especially when you're being adorably clueless

"Shall We Dance," (1937)

From one of your oldest talkies

L to R: Robert Ames, Ann Harding, EEH, Hedda Hopper, Creighton Hall, Mabel Forest
"Holiday" (1930)

To one of your latest film cameos

"Sex and the Single Girl," (1964)

You remain one of the best supporting actors

And I can only hope other people agree!