about this film.
The Babbling Book is a 1950s comedy film which stars the legendary comedic duo, George Burns and Gracie Allen. The film follows George and Gracie as they visit a local bookstore to buy a cookbook, but end up getting distracted by the various books available there. As they browse through the store, they get into a series of comedic situations and misunderstandings with the bookstore owner and other customers.
The plot is centered around their conversation with one particular book which they mistake for a person, and they spend a significant amount of time talking to the book. The conversations form the core of the film, with the two main characters engaging in their typical witty banter and comedic dialogue.
The film is known for its vintage humor, whimsical plot, and the brilliant performances of Burns and Allen. The Babbling Book was directed by Charles Barton and written by Howard Harris and Hal Fimberg. It was produced by George Burns himself and released by Warner Bros. Studios. The Babbling Book is considered a classic comedy that perfectly captures the humor of the golden era of Hollywood.
