A Woman of Affairs

A nameless newsman and editor act on the "affairs" of now-notorious Mrs. Furness (Greta Garbo), who herself rushes to true-love Neville (John Gilbert), hosted by Dr. Trevelyan (Lewis Stone), as his snarky fiancee` (Dorothy Sebastian) is introduced, in A Woman Of Affairs, 1928.

Lovelorn Diana (Greta Garbo) with her rebound husband David (Johnny Mack Brown), caught unawares as he is confronted with evidence of financial misdeeds, taut scene by director Clarence Brown, in A Woman Of Affairs, 1928.

Awaiting the arrival of free spirit Diana (Greta Garbo) are her angry, boozy brother Jeffry (Douglas Fairbanks Jr.) and his idol, whom he believes has earned her affection, David (Johnny Mack Brown), early in A Woman Of Affairs, 1928, directed by Clarence Brown, also starring John Gilbert.

Ethereal scene from director Clarence Brown, Diana (Greta Garbo) retreats to the woods and the tree that represents her love for Neville (John Gilbert, not seen) and is confronted by his father (Hobart Bosworth), who admits having arranged their separation, in A Woman Of Affairs, 1928.

New characters introduced at the regatta, Trevelyan (Lewis Stone) and Sir Morton (Hobart Bosworth), who frowns upon son Neville (John Gilbert) and girlfriend Diana (Greta Garbo), her brother (Douglas Fairbanks Jr.), promoting another suitor, on the crew, in MGM's A Woman Of Affairs, 1928.