The Exile

Exiled English king Charles Stuart (writer and producer Douglas Fairbanks Jr.) at a Dutch market, charmed by flower-girl Katie (Paule Croset, a.k.a Rita Corday), then evading spies from England, early in Max Ophuls' The Exile, 1947.

Epic single takes from director Max Ophuls, innkeeper Katie (Rita Corday) and incognito exiled king Charles (writer and producer Douglas Fairbanks Jr.) with his impostor (Robert Coote), recieving a footman (William Trenk), then shrewd Countess Anbella (Maria Montez), in The Exile, 1947.

Director Max Ophuls with a spooky detour to England where the "Roundheads" are plotting to capture the exiled king (writer and producer Douglas Fairbanks Jr.) from Holland, a general (Lumsden Hare) instructing spy-master Ingram (Henry Daniell), in The Exile, 1947.