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Bridal Suite (1939)

 -  Comedy | Music | Romance  -  26 May 1939 (USA)
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Luise Anzengruber
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Neil McGill
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Doctor Grauer
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Sir Horace Bragdon
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Cornelius McGill
Arthur Treacher ...
Lord Helfer
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Mrs. McGill
Virginia Field ...
Abbie Bragdon
Felix Bressart ...
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THE FELLA DOESN'T KNOW IT YET...BUT HE'S THAT ALTAR-SHY LOTHARIO ROBERT YOUNG See more »

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Comedy | Music | Romance

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26 May 1939 (USA)  »

Also Known As:

Maiden Voyage  »

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(Western Electric Sound System)

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1.37 : 1
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Billie Burke broke her ankle during filming, causing the film to be 9 days behind schedule. She finished her subsequent scenes from a wheelchair. See more »

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In the mountain climbing scene where Robert Young slips...every time he gets up, he casts a shadow on the backdrop of a "distant" mountain. See more »

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"Funiculi, Funicula"
(1880) (uncredited)
Music by Luigi Denza
Words by Peppino Turco
Sung a cappella by Billie Burke
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fluffy comedy
1 May 2011 | by (United States) – See all my reviews

"Bridal Suite" from 1939 is a small movie from MGM starring Annabella, Robert Young, Walter Connelly, and Billie Burke. The nice supporting cast also includes Reginald Owen, Gene Lockhart, Sig Arno, and Felix Bressart.

The film concerns a swinging bachelor, Neil McGill (Young) who is being married for his money by Abbie (Virginia Field) except that he keeps getting drunk and forgetting to show up at the wedding. His parents (Lockhart and Burke), longing to turn him into a solid citizen, are in a panic. They are hoping that somehow, he can convince Abbie to give him another chance, not realizing she's only marrying him because she needs money.

At a Swiss resort, Neil meets Luise (Annabella) and falls madly in love with her.

This film is cute and, at 1 hour and 15 minutes, seems to have been a "B" movie. This is a good indication of how, after giving her a tremendous star buildup, Darryl F. Zanuck just wanted Annabella off his lot and away from her boyfriend, Tyrone Power. I mean, he lends her to MGM for a B movie? None of Zanuck's ploys succeeded. Annabella refused to go to Europe to work, and less than a month after wrapping the film, Annabella and Tyrone Power married. So after all the star grooming, the French actress became known as Mrs. Tyrone Power. It's a shame because Annabella is delightful in this, and she really was a wonderful actress.

The best scenes are the ones that take place on the mountain. Though fake, they're quite impressive and scary! The other thing is the name of the resort where Neil and his mother are staying: Bieverhausen. On Will & Grace, Karen used what was spelled Beaverhausen as an alias.


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