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Folies Bergère de Paris

1935 1h 23m Musical Comedy List
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In this 1935 musical comedy, featuring the glitzy production numbers of Busby Berkeley, Eugene Charlier (Maurice Chevalier) easily impersonates the married yet unfaithful Baron Cassini (also Chevalier) in his act. When the baron leaves for a secret out-of-country meeting, Charlier gets hired to play him again at a state reception. Both the baron and Charlier romantically toy with the baroness (Merle Oberon) and Charlier's lover, Mimi (Ann Sothern), in an amusing game of mistaken identity. Read More Read Less

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Ann Ross Maclean's Magazine On the whole, Folies Bergeres de Paris is a rather minor Chevalier item, with its special entertainment features too thinly spread out to cover the threadbare plot. Oct 2, 2019 Full Review Helen Brown Norden Vanity Fair ... it still gives Chevalier a better chance to demonstrate that really magnificent charm of his which has hitherto been so stupidly suppressed and dulled by his Hollywood management. Jun 7, 2019 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis In this 1935 musical comedy, featuring the glitzy production numbers of Busby Berkeley, Eugene Charlier (Maurice Chevalier) easily impersonates the married yet unfaithful Baron Cassini (also Chevalier) in his act. When the baron leaves for a secret out-of-country meeting, Charlier gets hired to play him again at a state reception. Both the baron and Charlier romantically toy with the baroness (Merle Oberon) and Charlier's lover, Mimi (Ann Sothern), in an amusing game of mistaken identity.
Director
Roy Del Ruth
Screenwriter
Bess Meredyth, Hal Long
Production Co
United Artists
Genre
Musical, Comedy
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 23m