| ~So This Is Paris~ 1926 |
| ~Plot Synopsis~ |
Ernst Lubitsch's So This is Paris stars Monte Blue and Patsy Ruth Miller as a doctor and his wife. The
couple is as faithful as the day is long--but when a dance team comprised of Lilyan Tashman and
Andre Beranger make the scene, the days grow mighty short. Blue, Miller, Tashman and Berander
spend the lion's share of the film hiding their various peccadilloes from each other. The beauty of the
Lubitsch touch is that, while So This is Paris suggests much, there isn't a single censurable image
throughout. Based on a play by Henry Meillac and Ludovic Halevy, this was a favorite of audiences
and critics alike.
Plot Synopsis by Hal Erickson, AllMovie.com
couple is as faithful as the day is long--but when a dance team comprised of Lilyan Tashman and
Andre Beranger make the scene, the days grow mighty short. Blue, Miller, Tashman and Berander
spend the lion's share of the film hiding their various peccadilloes from each other. The beauty of the
Lubitsch touch is that, while So This is Paris suggests much, there isn't a single censurable image
throughout. Based on a play by Henry Meillac and Ludovic Halevy, this was a favorite of audiences
and critics alike.
Plot Synopsis by Hal Erickson, AllMovie.com
| Directed by: Ernst Lubitsch Written by: Hanns Kräly - adaptation Rob Wagner - titles Based on the play Le Réveillon; comédie en trois actes by Henri Meilhac, Ludovic Halévy (1872). |
| ~Cast~ Monte Blue ... Dr. Paul Giraud Patsy Ruth Miller ... Suzanne Giraud Lilyan Tashman ... Georgette Lalle, a dancer George Beranger ... Maurice Lalle (as André Beranger) Myrna Loy ... Maid Sidney D'Albrook ... Police officer Max Barwyn ... The detective Dot Farley ... Madame Moreau (uncredited) |
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Produced & Released by: Warner Bros. Pictures Produced by: Darryl F. Zanuck Cinematography by: John J. Mescall Assistant Director: George Hippard Set Designer: Harold Grieve Art Titles: Victor Vance Assistant Camera: Bert Shipman Length: 7 Reels Runtime: 80 Minutes Released: July 31, 1926 |
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