Complete credited cast: | |||
Katharine Hepburn | ... | Constance Dane Roberti | |
Charles Boyer | ... | Franz Roberti | |
John Beal | ... | Johnny Lawrence | |
Jean Hersholt | ... | Professor Thalma | |
Sam Hardy | ... | Marx | |
Inez Courtney | ... | Miss Wilson | |
Helene Millard | ... | Sylvia DeWitt | |
Ferdinand Gottschalk | ... | Enrico Pazzini | |
Susan Fleming | ... | Elise | |
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Lee Kohlmar | ... | Schubert |
Jean Howard | ... | Didi Smith-Lennox | |
Anne Grey | ... | Lady Phyllis Cameron |
Franz Roberti is a famous orchestra conductor who has a number of girlfriends. While talking with his old music teacher, Professor Thalma, he meets Constance, an aspiring music composer. They see each other, fall in love and marry. They honeymoon all over Europe and are happy back home until Constance finds him with a society divorcee and leaves him. Written by Tony Fontana <tony.fontana@spacebbs.com>
Franz Roberti (Charles Boyer) is a famous music conductor and Constance Dane (Katharine Hepburn) is an aspiring composer. They fall in love, get married, and struggle with their relationship.
This is all about Boyer and Hepburn. They have a bit of chemistry but I wouldn't call it heated. They are a bit too cerebral. They need a better meet-cute to start off the movie. The relationship is at medium simmer rather than maximum heat. The movie can't elevate that high even with the drama. Nothing is that in doubt. The hurdles aren't that high. It simmers but it never boils.