Notorious robber baron financier Jim Fisk, who makes and loses fortunes, tries to corner the gold market as well as the heart of a beautiful actress..
Should you watch The Toast of New York? If you are a die-hard fan of old Hollywood or just want to see Cary Grant play someone who isn't charming, sure. If you prefer movies that actually know where they are going, maybe skip it. It is messy, loud, and kind of all over the place. Edward Arnold is the real gravity here...
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"Should you watch The Toast of New York? If you are a die-hard fan of old Hollywood or just want to see Cary Grant play someone who isn't charming, sure. If you prefer movies that actually know where they are going, maybe skip it. It is messy, loud, and kind of all over the place. Edward Arnold is the real gravity here. He plays Jim Fisk like he is trying to eat the scenery, and honestly, he succeeds. Cary Grant is stuck in the sidekick role, which feels like a waste, but he does manage to look ..."
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