Three Comrades

Working class war vet Erich (Robert Taylor) on his first date with impoverished German aristocrat Patricia (Margaret Sullavan), where they meet her benefactor Breuer (Lionel Atwill) and have trouble with his borrowed tux, in Frank Borzage's Three Comrades, 1938.

Director Frank Borzage's opening, end of the first world war, introducing cheery German veterans Erich (Robert Taylor), Otto (Franchot Tone) and Gottfried (Robert Young) in Three Comrades, 1938, from Erich Maria Remarque's novel.

German war vets Otto (Franchot Tone), Gottfried (Robert Young) and birthday-boy Erich (Robert Taylor), following a little road-race, meet motorist Breuer (Lionel Atwill) and passenger Patricia (Margaret Sullavan), whom they had previously not noticed, in Frank Borzage's Three Comrades, 1938.

Three Comrades (1938), Erich Maria Remarque's novel about three friends in Germany between the wars, was adapted for the screen by famed novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald.