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Reunion in France (Mademoiselle France) (Reunion) (1942)

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Release Date: Dec 25, 1942 Wide

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Better known as Reunion in France, this women's-magazine-style romantic melodrama was the first major production for director Jules Dassin -- who was promptly demoted back to the MGM "B" department when the picture tanked at the box office. Joan Crawford stars as Frenchwoman Michele de la Becque, who comes to believe that her fianc�, wealthy munitions manufacturer Robert Cortot (Philip Dorn) is a Nazi collaborator. When her suspicions are apparently corroborated, Michelle falls in love with Pat

PG, 1 hr. 44 min.

Drama, Romance, Art House & International, Classics

Directed By: Jules Dassin

In Theaters: Dec 25, 1942 Wide

On DVD: May 22, 2007

Cast

Joan Crawford
Michele de la Becque
John Wayne
Pat Talbot
Philip Dorn
Robert Corlot
Reginald Owen
Schultz
Albert Basserman
Gen. Hugo Schroeder
John Carradine
Ulrich Windler
Ann Ayars
Juliette
J. Edward Bromberg
Durand
Moroni Olsen
Paul Grebeau
Henry Daniell
Emile Fleuron
Howard Da Silva
Anton Stregel
Charles Arnt
Honore
Morris Ankrum
Martin
Edith Evanson
Genevieve
Ernst Dorian
Captain
Margaret Laurence
Clothilde
Odette Myrtil
Mme. Montanot
Peter Whitney
Soldier with Candy
Felix Basch
Pawnbroker
Barbara Bedford
Mme. Vigouroux
Ann Codee
Rosalie
Jean Del Val
Porter
Ernst Deutsch
Captain
Claudia Drake
Girl
William Edmunds
Driver
Carl Ekberg
Arno Frey
Guide
Joel Friedkin
Frenchman
Hans Furberg
Soldier
Ava Gardner
Bit Part
Jo Gilbert
Brunhilde
Henry Kolker
Gen. Bartholomae
Eddie Lee
Peter Leeds
Boy
Louis Mercier
Conductor
Adolph Milar
Gestapo Agent
Natalie Schafer
Frau Schroder
Lester Sharpe
Warden
Arthur Space
Henker
Walter O. Stahl
Baron von Steinkamp
Bob Stevenson
Emile
Philip Van Zandt
Customer
Michael Visaroff
Vigouroux
Paul Weigel
Old Man
Jacqueline White
Danielle
Gayne Whitman
Maitre d'Hotel
John W. Considine Jr.
Little Boy
Tommy Lee
Japanese
George Calliga
Mons. Bertheil
Edgar Licho
Hawker
Harry Adams
Mons. Clemens
Muriel Barr
Ray DeRavenne
Bartender
Ed Rickard
Chauffeur
George Travell
Jeannot

Critic Reviews for Reunion in France (Mademoiselle France) (Reunion)

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One of the worst John Wayne pictures, actually more of a Joan Crawford-MGM fake vehicle, in which she plays a French model engaged to a seemingly pro-Nazi industrialist designer (played by Philip Dorn).

December 24, 2006 Full Review Source: EmanuelLevy.Com

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Emanuel Levy

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Ineffective wartime flagwaver that's all over the map as both a spy story and a woman's pic.

October 6, 2005 Full Review Source: Ozus' World Movie Reviews

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Dennis Schwartz

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A romantic melodrama that is badly dated, especially considering the fact that it top lines John Wayne and he doesn't get the girl in the last reel. There's been some criticism by other reviewers that Joan Crawford doesn't sound French. Then again neither does anyone else in the film. The rest of the cast.

December 16, 2007

Dean McKenna

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Joan Crawford and John Wayne have zero chemistry, their acting style are completely at odds, the only thing they have in common is the first initial of their names which considering those are stage names pretty much sums up their relationship in this film, phoney. The direction is static which helps not at all. The MGM

June 26, 2008

jay nixon

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