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• Love this Film!

  • MURIEL
  • 4/20/12

  Maybe the timing was bad when the film was originally released, but it's a very enjoyable and elegant to watch. Fun dialogue, gorgeous color and furnishing.

• Give Americans a little credit

  • voiceover
  • 8/3/11

  Michael Wilding and Glynis Johns are charming together, and even though it's not my favorite Wilde, the supporting performances make this worth watching. But what's with the TCM writer sniping "then, as now" Americans don't care for "intellectual" films? As a rule, "We likes movees that r gud" -- be they "intellectual", boorish, or anything in between.

• Something Special

  • John d. McClary
  • 5/23/08

  This work of cinema unleashed the talents of the English people after the war. You see how creative a people the English are. One area of outstanding art direction was the jewelry and gowns. The furniture in the couple's bedroom is something to see. To sum up what this movie presents must have been the efforts of many an Englishmen striving to show the world that the World has alot to life for after the choas of the WWII. One final note I was able to buy a copy of the 1947 version but it is a very poor copy nothing like the movie I saw on TCM.

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