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| Warner Bros. (1933) | |||||
| Drama | |||||
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| George Brent | Dr. Thomas Bernard | |
| Zita Johann | Miss Morgan | |
| Vivienne Osborne | Sybil Brenhard | |
| Alice White | Milli Stern | |
| Verree Teasdale | Luise Marheim | |
| Frank Morgan | Alex Stevenson | |
| C. Aubrey Smith | Edward Thorndyke | |
| Wallis Clark | Dr. Veith | |
| Henry Wadsworth | Fritz | |
| Billy Bevan | Schultz | |
| Theodore von Eltz | Exl | |
| Barry Norton | Prince Vladimir Gleboff | |
| Henry Victor | Baron von Luden | |
| Christian Rub | Peasant Father | |
| William Mahlon | Baby |
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| Producer | B.P. Schulberg
Joe Pasternak |
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| Writer | Gina Kaus
Gene Markey |
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| Cinematography | Robert Planck
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| Musician | : and many others
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Perky Jane Powell (Seven Brides for Seven Brothers) plays the golden-voiced teen daughter of an ocean liner captain (George Brent) who stows away on dad's ship in hopes of showcasing her singing skills to a voyaging opera star (played by real-life Wagnerian Lauritz Melchior). Many more musical talents set sail too: Xavier Cugat swings with Con Maracas, the Pied Pipers add silken harmonies and operatic soprano Marina Koshetz trills and spoofs the Cole Porter standard I've Got You Under My Skin. Bon voyage! |
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