Young Valerie models for an American painter who tries to make a future in Paris and they fall in love.Young Valerie models for an American painter who tries to make a future in Paris and they fall in love.Young Valerie models for an American painter who tries to make a future in Paris and they fall in love.
Emile Chautard
- Doorman
- (uncredited)
Albert Conti
- Strangeways Party Guest
- (uncredited)
Carrie Daumery
- Strangeways Party Guest
- (uncredited)
George Davis
- Charles - Dick's Butler
- (uncredited)
Julia Swayne Gordon
- Mrs. Strangeways
- (uncredited)
George Irving
- Doctor
- (uncredited)
Dolores Murray
- Queen at the Ball
- (uncredited)
Tom Ricketts
- Elderly Strangeways Party Guest
- (uncredited)
Marshall Ruth
- Strangeways Party Guest
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaMarion Shilling (Stephanie Brown) recalled from her time on set that Constance Bennett had a huge crush on co-star Joel McCrea and spent a lot of time alone with him in her trailer. Nevertheless, five months after production wrapped, Constance Bennett married Henri de la Falaise, the ex-husband of Gloria Swanson.
- Quotes
John Neville Sr.: You're getting more like your mother every day.
Mrs. Claire Collis: I should think that would make you very happy.
John Neville Sr.: It does. And a little apprehensive.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Thou Shalt Not: Sex, Sin and Censorship in Pre-Code Hollywood (2008)
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Racy, Talky, and Puritanical
Joel McCrea was one of the great stars of Twentieth Century movies. I'm not thinking of the Westerns for which he was best known, eventually, but for his light comedy, slapstick, and serious comedy. Not to mention his starring role in one of Hitchcock's very best: "Foreign Correspondent." It seems as if many of the fine directors wanted to work with him. In addition to Hitchcock, Preston Sturges used him -- twice. In "Sullivan's Travels" he is certainly an alter-ego for the writer/director.
Early in his career he did light fare, often paired, as here, with Constance Bennett. He also worked with Miriam Hopkins on several occasions, including the far from comic "These Three." Here he is a painter in Paris. He's from a rich family but he's rebelling. He uses Bennett as a model -- and we see her nude. Not totally but first in her undergarments and then with a towel covering the parts we aren't allowed to see.
So how come he is such a prig when he finds out she is a lady with a past? He sure is, though.
The movie is filled with thudding quips and boring banter. It is fun overall but it definitely could have been a great deal better.
Early in his career he did light fare, often paired, as here, with Constance Bennett. He also worked with Miriam Hopkins on several occasions, including the far from comic "These Three." Here he is a painter in Paris. He's from a rich family but he's rebelling. He uses Bennett as a model -- and we see her nude. Not totally but first in her undergarments and then with a towel covering the parts we aren't allowed to see.
So how come he is such a prig when he finds out she is a lady with a past? He sure is, though.
The movie is filled with thudding quips and boring banter. It is fun overall but it definitely could have been a great deal better.
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- Sep 22, 2005
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- Diosas de Montmartre
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- Paris, France(second unit, background and establishing shots)
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- $339,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 14 minutes
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