Monte Carlo

1930
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1h 30min

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Jack Buchanan and Jeanette MacDonald in Monte Carlo (1930)

Una condesa huye a Montecarlo el día de su boda, donde es cortejada por un conde que se hace pasar por peluquero.Una condesa huye a Montecarlo el día de su boda, donde es cortejada por un conde que se hace pasar por peluquero.Una condesa huye a Montecarlo el día de su boda, donde es cortejada por un conde que se hace pasar por peluquero.

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Curiosidades
A silent version was produced for theaters not yet equipped for sound films. This version runs 20 minutes shorter than the sound version. The silent version was long thought lost until 1968. Historian and film preservationist David Shepard donated a copy, along with many other Paramount titles on nitrate film, to the American Film Institute.

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Jeanette MacDonald is referred to as a blonde early on in the dialogue. She was actually a redhead, and no attempt was made to lighten her hair to make her look blonde. Her hair photographed the dark grey red hair usually reproduced as on the black-and-white film used in 1930.

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Train Conductor: Are you the lady who jumped on this train after we had started?
Countess Helene Mara: Yes, and I shall complain about it. Trains don't go until I get on them!

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Featured in Legendy mirovogo kino: Jeanette MacDonald

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Beyond The Blue Horizon
(uncredited)
Music by Richard A. Whiting and W. Franke Harling
Lyrics by Leo Robin
Sung by Jeanette MacDonald

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9/10

Marvelous

Jeanette MacDonald is luminous, and, to my utter surprise, there is a real erotic charge between MacDonald and Jack Buchanan. Parts of the score may be a bit underwhelming, but "Beyond the Blue Horizon" is as terrific as advertised. Of course, at the root of it all is the peerless cinematic wit of Ernst Lubitsch. A marvelous trifle with a real depth of feeling.