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Gaby

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In this adaptation of the play "Waterloo Bridge," Gaby (Leslie Caron) is an elegant French ballerina who is performing in World War II-era London. There, a chance encounter introduces her to Gregory Wendell (John Kerr), a passionate young soldier. Gaby warms to him over their day together, and the two besotted young lovers agree to marry as soon as Gregory returns from service. But when Gaby discovers that her fiancé has died in battle, she hopelessly turns to prostitution.

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Richard L. Coe Washington Post 03/21/2024
Tries hard to be gently tender but succeeds in being largely dull. Go to Full Review Jay Carmody Washington Star 03/21/2024
Both in the joy of love’s quick blooming and the pathos into which it turns. Miss Caron and Kerr are performers easily at home. Go to Full Review Read all reviews
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Curtis Bernhardt

Director

Leslie Caron

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John Kerr

Gregory Y. Wendell

Cedric Hardwicke

Mr. Edgar Carrington

Taina Elg

Elsa

Margalo Gillmore

Mrs. Helen Carrington
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Synopsis In this adaptation of the play "Waterloo Bridge," Gaby (Leslie Caron) is an elegant French ballerina who is performing in World War II-era London. There, a chance encounter introduces her to Gregory Wendell (John Kerr), a passionate young soldier. Gaby warms to him over their day together, and the two besotted young lovers agree to marry as soon as Gregory returns from service. But when Gaby discovers that her fiancé has died in battle, she hopelessly turns to prostitution.
Director
Curtis Bernhardt
Producer
Edwin H. Knopf
Production Co
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Genre
Romance
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 37m