Millie

1931
G
1h 25m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

MA NOTE

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMillie's life begins to crumble when she finds out her husband is having an affair.Millie's life begins to crumble when she finds out her husband is having an affair.Millie's life begins to crumble when she finds out her husband is having an affair.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,2/10

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Anecdotes
Anita Louise plays a 16-year-old in the film; she had actually just turned 16 when the film was released.

Gaffes
The beginning of the film is supposed to be set around 1914 and continues through the next 17 years until 1931, but the females of the cast wear strictly 1931 fashions all the way through. Likewise, the popular music played at the night club, as well as the interior design, is also strictly 1931, regardless of the year it's taking place.

Citations
Connie Maitland: Oh! Oh! It tickles my nose!
[giggles]
Jimmy Damier: Does it?
Connie Maitland: I like it.
Jimmy Damier: Do you? Well, have some more.

Connexions
Edited into Your Afternoon Movie: Millie (2022)

Bandes originales
Millie
(1931) (uncredited)
Music and Lyrics by Nacio Herb Brown
Played during the opening credits and at the end
Played by a band at a nightclub and sung by an unidentified trio
Reprised as dance music and as background music often

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Commentaire

Commentaire en vedette

Poor Millie!

Poor Millie! She marries for love - not money - and still ends up unlucky in love. There's something intriguingly contemporary about her consistently entering into bad relationships. Also contemporary is her decision to live with her boyfriend instead of marrying him - even though he does offer to marry her.

Helen Twelvetrees has the ability to make the heroine's story somewhat compelling despite the film's plodding structure. John Halliday is very appealing as Twelvetrees' suitor until his character turns surprisingly into a cad.

So what's the moral of this "woman's picture?" Millie is so hurt by her broken marriage that perhaps she errs in writing off her unfaithful husband so quickly. In him she may have found the only decent male character in the story.