Tovarich

1937
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1h 38min

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Charles Boyer and Claudette Colbert in Tovarich (1937)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAfter the Russian revolution, a married Russian couple of nobility must take up jobs in Paris in order to survive.After the Russian revolution, a married Russian couple of nobility must take up jobs in Paris in order to survive.After the Russian revolution, a married Russian couple of nobility must take up jobs in Paris in order to survive.

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Trivia
This was the first Warner Brothers film to begin with Max Steiner's famous fanfare, which had a bombastic beginning and, by design, no end, as it was meant to transition into the main title of whichever picture it introduced.

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Tatiana: Do you love your pigeon?
Mikail: Every feather, my darling!

Conexiones
Featured in Breakdowns of 1938 (1938)

Bandas sonoras
Chto Mne Gore
(uncredited)
Russian folk song
Lyrics by Samuel Pokrass
Sung by Claudette Colbert
Played as part of the score

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10/10

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"Tovarich" was the sort of film Hollywood loved making -- light entertainment, a piece of fluff -- but with a subtle edge lacking in many other films of its era. This is a film that will make you smile, laugh and even choke up a bit. The performances are all brilliant and you would be hard pressed to dislike any character for long, even the 'villain' of the piece. This film even manages to convey its 'message' without being overbearing and destroying the humour. One of my all-time favourites.