This film is based on
the play Divorcons that opened in Paris in December 1880. The setting is New York in 1940, Jill
Baker has a problem and she is persuaded to see a popular psychoanalyst because
she has psychosomatic hiccups.
After seeing the doctor, she becomes disillusioned about her husband
Larry Baker. She meets pianist
Alexander Sebastian in the doctor’s waiting room and he’s more confused than
Jill? She invites Alexander to
come to a dinner party she is hosting that evening. This is a dinner to help Larry win over an important
business client.
Larry has
become boring and he doesn’t pay attention to his wife. This leads to her being swept off her
feet by Alexander. Larry doesn’t
know it but his attorney’s secretary is in love with him? Larry, Jill and Alexander are very
selfish and they are interested in their own needs. They play also tricks on each other to further their own
causes. The theme is men are the
superior beings? I thought Merle
Oberon was a beautiful woman and she has lovely clothing.
84
min, Comedy directed by Ernst Lubitsch with Merle Oberon, Melvyn Douglas, Burgess
Meredith, Alan Mowbray, Olive Blakeney, Harry Davenport, Sig Ruman, Eve Arden,
Richard Carle.
Note: Imdb 6.8 out of 10, 60% critic 56%
audience on Rotten Tomatoes, Amazon 3.7* out of 5* with 71 reviews, TCM Leonard
Maltin 3* out of 4*, Letterboxd 3.2* out of 5* with 424 reviews.
Special
Note: Merle Oberon doesn’t have
very many close-ups in this film.
She was recovering from her second session of cosmetic poisoning. She had pits and sores on her face that
could not be covered with makeup.
(I didn’t notice any of this?)
This film had an indifferent reception but the cast treasured the
experience of working with director Lubitsch because of the atmosphere he
created. This is a loose remake of
Kiss Me Again by Lubitsch of 1925.
Sol Lesser had formed a partnership with Lubitsch but it was dissolved
when this film did poorly at the box office. The original copyright holder did not renew the copyright
and the film became under public domain.
Many versions on the market are poor quality.
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