Bethsabée

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueArabella, a beautiful woman with a turbulent past, joins her lover, Captain Dubreuil, in a remote place of Morocco. Another officer, Captain Sommerville, who happens to be her former lover, ... Tout lireArabella, a beautiful woman with a turbulent past, joins her lover, Captain Dubreuil, in a remote place of Morocco. Another officer, Captain Sommerville, who happens to be her former lover, recognizes her. The colonel, whose daughter is Sommerville's partner, falls for Arabella a... Tout lireArabella, a beautiful woman with a turbulent past, joins her lover, Captain Dubreuil, in a remote place of Morocco. Another officer, Captain Sommerville, who happens to be her former lover, recognizes her. The colonel, whose daughter is Sommerville's partner, falls for Arabella and gets rid of Dubreuil by sending him to his death. As for Evelyne, the colonel's daughte... Tout lire

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Récompenses
- 1 nomination au total

Anecdotes
French visa # 5866.

Connexions
Referenced in Une rencontre (2014)

Bandes originales
Le Temps d'y Croire
Music by Joseph Kosma
Lyrics by Michel Vaucaire
Performed by Danielle Darrieux

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Where's David?

This two-bit melodrama boasts a biblical title .But it does not delude for long.The connection with David,Bathsheba (Bethsabée)and her unfortunate husband Urie remains vague and flimsy.

A woman with a racy past ,Arabella, (Darrieux) comes to Africa to meet her fiancé (Georges Marshall),an officer .What a coincidence,among the military,there's a strange man (Paul Meurisse) who seems to know a lot of very bad things about Arabella.And guess what?The colonel's daughter is in love with this man and with Arabella it's hate at first sight.This hackneyed,old-fashioned and trite story is enhanced ,so to speak,by a bombastic, syrupy score.All the natives (Arabs) are servants or privates at best ,under white heroes'command.

Leonide Moguy 's directing-a now forgotten name- is abysmal .Three good actors are totally wasted .Adapted from a Pierre Benoit's book,whose most famous book remains "l'Atlantide".I haven't read this one,but it must be close to romance magazines stuff.Good for a laugh.Barely.