Our Betters

1933
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1 h 23 min

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Constance Bennett and Charles Starrett in Our Betters (1933)

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAn American heiress marries a lord, and shocks London society.An American heiress marries a lord, and shocks London society.An American heiress marries a lord, and shocks London society.

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Constance Bennett

Lady Pearl Grayston

Violet Kemble Cooper

Duchess
(as Violet Kemble-Cooper)

Phoebe Foster

Princess

Grant Mitchell

Thornton Clay

Charles Starrett

Fleming Harvey

Anita Louise

Bessie

Gilbert Roland

Pepi D'Costa

Minor Watson

Arthur Fenwick

Hugh Sinclair

Lord Bleane

Alan Mowbray

Lord George Grayston

Harold Entwistle

Pole

Virginia Howell

Mrs. Saunders
(cenas deletadas)

Walter Walker

Mr. Saunders
(cenas deletadas)

Finis Barton

Diana - George's Mistress
(não creditado)

Bunny Beatty

Lady Helen
(não creditado)

May Beatty

Duchess of Hightower
(não creditado)

Tyrell Davis

Ernest
(não creditado)

Bradley Metcalfe

Little Boy
(não creditado)

Direção
- George Cukor
Roteiristas
Elenco e equipe completos
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Curiosidades
Elsa Maxwell was brought in as technical advisor for this film because of her vast experience in hosting events for royalty and high society. She also assisted Hattie Carnegie in the designs for the evening gowns worn by the principle actresses.

Erros de gravação
Although Bessie is supposed to be from New York, Anita Louise plays her with an affected British accent.

Citações
[last lines]
Minnie, Duchess of Sourae: You know, you're very naughty sometimes, Pearl, but you have a good heart and I can't help being fond of you.
Lady Pearl Saunders Grayston: Minnie!
Minnie, Duchess of Sourae: Pearl!
[they embrace]
Ernest: Ah! What an exquisite spectacle! Two ladies of title, kissing one another!

Conexões
Featured in O Outro Lado de Hollywood (1995)

Trilhas sonoras
The Wedding March
(1843) (uncredited)
from "A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op.61"
Written by Felix Mendelssohn
Played by an offscreen organ during the wedding

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9/10

Pre-Code behavior meets Wildean epigrams

No, it's not brilliant, although it has the woman-friendly stamp of director George Cukor all over it. If for nothing else, in fact, watch it for Hattie Carnegie's exquisite gowns, worn to perfection by the exquisite Constance Bennett. But if you give it half a chance, you might find yourself quite caught up in this tale of upper-class English morality, and the success it can bring to an early-disillusioned woman. Like "What Price Hollywood?" this is a collaboration of director Cukor, writer Jane Murfin, and star Constance Bennett, and they all shine. Bennett is especially adept at conveying the brittle facade that her character has constructed to hide the pain of an empty life.

The dialogue is as crisp as it gets in the 1930s. Oh, and don't miss that final line. Too fab!