My Love Came Back (1940)

Avaliação/usuário:

6,3/10   

Diretor:

Curtis Bernhardt

Writers:

Walter Reisch (story)
Ivan Goff (screenplay) ...

Release Date:

13 Julho 1940 (USA)

Genre:

Drama | Comedy

Plot:

Amelia is a gifted violinist who is in danger of quitting the Brissac Academy of Music. Julius arranges...

Plot Keywords:

Violinist | Scholarship | Infidelity | Ballroom | Father Son Relationship

Comentários dos usuários:

A sweet, blithe romantic comedy unlike any other!

Cast

Olivia de Havilland	...	Amelia Cornell
Jeffrey Lynn	...	Anthony 'Tony' Baldwin
Eddie Albert	...	Dusty Rhodes
Jane Wyman	...	Joy O'Keefe
Charles Winninger	...	Julius Malette
Spring Byington	...	Mrs. Clara Malette
Grant Mitchell	...	Dr. Kobbe
William T. Orr	...	Paul Malette (as William Orr)
Ann Gillis	...	Valerie Malette
S.Z. Sakall	...	Geza Peyer
Charles Trowbridge	...	Dr. Downey, the Music Critic
Mabel Taliaferro	...	Dowager
William B. Davidson	...	Music Agent (as William Davidson)
Nanette Vallon	...	Sophie, Malette's Maid
Sidney Bracey	...	Ransom, Malette's Butler (as Sidney Bracy)

Conhecida como:

Episode (USA) (working title)
Men on Her Mind (USA) (working title)
Two Loves Have I (USA) (working title)

Duração:

85 min

País:

USA

Língua:

English

Color:

Black and White

Aspect Ratio:

1,37 : 1

Som:

Mono (RCA Sound System)

Censura:

USA:Approved (PCA #6276)

Company:

Warner Bros. Pictures

Pegadinha:

Although Jane Wyman had no trouble faking the fingering of a dummy violin, Olivia de Havilland had to have someone do it for her. In all her close-ups, the arm doing the fingering belonged to a professional hidden from view, or the fingers were hidden from view. She controlled only the bow.

Quotes:

Julius Malette: A wife should always know where her husband is going in the evening.

Movie Connections:

Remake of Episode (1935)

Soundtrack:

Tales From the Vienna Woods, Op.325

A sweet, blithe romantic comedy unlike any other!

"My Love Came Back" is the inappropriate title for this sweet, blithe romantic comedy that was unlike anything Olivia de Havilland ever did. Olivia de Havilland winningly displays fine comedy talent and really makes the movie shine beyond what was apparently a programmer film, although she is ably assisted by Jeffrey Lynn and S. Z. Sakall (beginning his most famous period, as a Warner Brothers supporting player). Eddie Albert and Jane Wyman make for believable foils for de Havilland and make an ingratiating, warm comedy team. A film beautiful to watch for its shimmering black and white cinematography, breezy yet warm score, and, once again, the radiant comedic performance of Olivia de Havilland to carry the picture.