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6.0/10   40 votes
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Director:
Frank Borzage
Writers:
Tom Barry (story)
Sonya Levien (scenario and dialogue)
Release Date:
7 September 1930 (USA) more
Genre:
Drama | Music | Romance more
Tagline:
YOUTH, LOVE AND COMEDY WOVEN INTO A WISTFUL ROMANCE BY THE GOLDEN VOICE OF JOHN McCORMACK (original one-sheet poster - all caps) more
Plot:
Broken hearts in Ireland. Sean is a great tenor, in semi-retirement, living in a village close to Mary... more | add synopsis
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There are two versions of this film more

Cast

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John McCormack ... Sean
Alice Joyce ... Mary

Maureen O'Sullivan ... Eileen
Tommy Clifford ... Tad
John Garrick ... Fergus
Effie Ellsler ... Mona
J.M. Kerrigan ... Peter
J. Farrell MacDonald ... Rafferty (as Farrell MacDonald)
Emily Fitzroy ... Aunt Elizabeth
Edwin Schneider ... Vincent
Andrés de Segurola ... Guido
Edward Martindel ... Fullterton
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Additional Details

Runtime:
85 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Aspect Ratio:
1.20 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono (Western Electric Sound System)
Certification:
USA:Passed (National Board of Review)

Fun Stuff

Soundtrack:
All Mein Gedanken more

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4 out of 4 people found the following comment useful:-
There are two versions of this film, 3 May 2006
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Author: JoniMac from United States

I would just mention that there are actually *two* versions of this film: the sound ("talkie")version and a part sound / part silent (with titles) version (this was at the dawn of the "talkie" era when people such as Laurel & Hardy had sound and silent versions of their films).

The difference here is not only dialogue vs. title cards, but the two versions are edited a bit differently (true of the Laurel & Hardy hybrids, too).

In the part sound / part silent version, there is no dialogue but you do get all the John McCormack singing.

This movie is a real creaker and it badly needs restoring, but I give it 8 points for: 1) Irish location filming. 2) It's Maureen O'Sullivan's film debut. 3) The John McCormack concert sequence. 4) In the talkie version there's a Irish "vaudeville" bit at the beginning.

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