A Countess from Hong Kong (1967)
Movie Info
Cast
as Ogden Mears
as Natascha
as Harvey
as Miss Gaulswallow
as Martha
as Hudson
as John Felix
as Clark
as Captain
as Society Girl
as Steward
as Crawford
as Saleswoman
as Baroness
as Countess
as Immigration Officer
as French Maid
as Hotel Receptiontst
as Purser
as Electrician
as Head Waiter
as Cab Driver
as Photographer
as Nurse
as Old Steward
as Hawaiian
as Hawaiian
as Girls at Dance
as Girls at Dance
as American Sailor
as Reporter
as American Sailor
as American Sailor
as Young Girl
as Young Girl
Critic Reviews for A Countess from Hong Kong
All Critics (5) | Fresh (3) | Rotten (2)
Sadly, Chaplin's last picture, a slender, old-fashioned bedroom farce, is a misguided effort in which neither Brando nor Sophia Loren are well cast.
Both the shipboard ball sequence and the climactic scene (both involving dance) are pure bliss, and Chaplin's handling of the widescreen format and color are surprisingly assured.
Chaplin's much maligned, but ultimately lovely, last film.
Audience Reviews for A Countess from Hong Kong
Chaplin's last film and the only one in color, a funny, delicious screwball comedy with very fine performances by a great cast - except Tippi Hedren, who is not really in tune with the others. And the chemistry between Brando and Loren is phenomenal.
Super Reviewer
Although it is clunky and banal at times, this is not nearly the monstrosity that it's made out to be by a lot of people. It's a light, amusing film with good performances from the whole cast, particularly Brando. Although it's repetitive and the humor doesn't always play out ideally, I found it a pleasant enough way to spend my evening.
Super Reviewer
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