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1937 | 84m | English

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An American posing as a Russian prince woos a visiting Ohio heiress.
Release Date: Apr 28, 1937
Director: Edward H. Griffith
Writer: Jacques Deval, Gregory Ratoff
Genres: Comedy, Drama
Keywords love at first sight, restaurant owner, gambling debt, disguise, millionaire, heiress, russian prince, fancy restaurant, imposture
Production Companies 20th Century Fox
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2024
Entered: Apr 26, 2024
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Name Character
Loretta Young Laura Ridgeway
Tyrone Power Alexis
Adolphe Menjou Monsieur Victor
Gregory Ratoff Paul
Charles Winninger Joseph Ridgeway
Helen Westley Margaret Ridgeway
Christian Rub Maxl Schinner
Ferdinand Gottschalk Monsieur Leon Monnet
Georges Renavent Captain
Leonid Kinskey Artist
Hal K. Dawson Arthur Cleveland Thorndyke
Paul Porcasi Police Official
André Cheron Croupier (as Andre Cheron)
George Beranger Hat Clerk (as Andre Beranger)
Demetrius Alexis Gambler (uncredited)
Lynn Bari Patron at Sidewalk Café (uncredited)
Eugene Borden Waiter (uncredited)
Fred Cavens Train Guard (uncredited)
Louise Clarke Native Girl (uncredited)
Albert Conti Gendarme at Jail (uncredited)
Marcelle Corday Secretary (uncredited)
Gino Corrado Waiter at Sidewalk Café (uncredited)
George Davis Gendarme Outside Café Metropole (uncredited)
Jean De Briac First Gendarme on Train (uncredited)
Charles De Ravenne Page Boy (uncredited)
Mario Dominici Player (uncredited)
Octavio Giraud Porter (uncredited)
Sam Harris Party Guest (uncredited)
George Herbert Player (uncredited)
Ramsay Hill Gambler (uncredited)
Armand Kaliz Hotel Manager (uncredited)
Jacques Lory Elevator Operator (uncredited)
Jean Masset Player (uncredited)
Frank McLure Party Guest (uncredited)
Louis Mercier Coatroom Attendant (uncredited)
Bert Moorhouse Gambler (uncredited)
Alberto Morin Page Boy (uncredited)
Manuel París Gambler (uncredited)
Jean Perry Second Gendarme on Train (uncredited)
John S. Peters Gambler (uncredited)
Albert Pollet Waiter (uncredited)
Jules Raucourt Waiter (uncredited)
Rolfe Sedan Flower Clerk (uncredited)
Leonid Snegoff Porter (uncredited)
Michael Visaroff First Cashier (uncredited)
Frederick Vogeding Michael (uncredited)
Name Job
Edward H. Griffith Director
Jacques Deval Screenplay
Gregory Ratoff Original Story
Lucien N. Andriot Director of Photography
Irene Morra Editor
Duncan Cramer Art Direction
Hans Peters Art Direction
Royer Costume Design
Thomas Little Set Decoration
William Forsyth Assistant Director
Joseph E. Aiken Sound
Roger Heman Sr. Sound
Louis Silvers Music Director
Name Title
Nunnally Johnson Associate Producer
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Geronimo1967
6.0

Tyrone Power is at his most alluring in this rather daft tale of an American stuck in Paris where he owes quite a lot of money to a nightclub owner he has bounced a cheque upon. His only way out, is to schmooze wealthy American heiress "Laura" (Loretta Young) - and he only has ten days to achieve an ... ything. His plan is not without it's flaws - he is to pretend to be the Russian "Prince Alexis" and hope that her wealthy father will bail him out. Snag is, the real Prince shows up and he starts to fall for the woman, for real! There is quite a fun role for Adolphe Menjou ("Lobard"), the dodgy owner of the club, and there is some genuine chemistry between the leading characters that makes this quite an enjoyable little comedy romance. The script is a bit predictable, as are many of the scenarios, and the ending is never really in doubt - but it's still quite a good, short, little film that is sympathetically photographed leaving us in no doubt why both were stars.

Jun 20, 2022