The Bride Wore Red

1937
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Comedy Drama Romance

अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंA lounge singer is sent by a count to pose as a wealthy socialite.A lounge singer is sent by a count to pose as a wealthy socialite.A lounge singer is sent by a count to pose as a wealthy socialite.

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Maria
(as Mary Phillips)

Paul Porcasi

Nobili

Dickie Moore

Pietro

Frank Puglia

Alberto

Rafael Alcayde

Hotel Clerk
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Nino Bellini

Cosmos Club Waiter
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Agostino Borgato

Cordellera Bar Waiter
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Adriana Caselotti

First Peasant Girl
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Robert Cauterio

Hotel Clerk
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Irene Coleman

Cosmos Club Hat Check Girl
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Gino Corrado

Cosmos Club Croupier
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ट्रिविया
During filming, an electrician fell from the catwalk high above the set, narrowly missing the film's star, Joan Crawford. Shooting was temporarily halted while the man was rushed to hospital. Crawford refused to resume production until she was assured that the man would be fully cared for, that he would remain on salary, and that his family would be provided for. Crawford also called the hospital each day afterwards for reports on his condition.

भाव
Rudolph 'Rudi' Pal: In my opinion, most people prefer sardines to caviar because most people haven't tried caviar.

क्रेज़ी क्रेडिट
During the opening credits, a music box is shown playing a tune in the background.

कनेक्शन
Featured in The Romance of Celluloid (1937)

साउंडट्रैक
Who Wants Love?
(1937)
Music by Franz Waxman
Lyrics by Gus Kahn
Sung by Joan Crawford (uncredited) at the Cordellera Bar
Played throughout as part of the score

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फीचर्ड रिव्यू

Joan goes to wore

Dorothy Arzner is the director of this film, and though she does not make a lot of films, she usually makes rather substantial ones. This is certainly a substantial one.

The most appealing aspect of this production is the chemistry and loveliness of the couple played on screen by Joan Crawford and Franchot Tone (married in real life). This is not the only film that MGM has costarred them in together, but in this picture, it is easy to see the magic they create.

For his part, Robert Young is a worthy costar. And so is Joan's dazzling dress, referenced in the title. One must not forget to mention the always splendid Billie Burke, directed in several other pictures by Arzner. This time she portrays a real shrew, not her trademark scatterbrained character.