Reunion in France
1942, War, 1h 44m
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When wealthy Michele de la Becque (Joan Crawford) returns to Paris from her sunny holiday on the Riviera in 1939, she finds that the invading Nazi forces have commandeered her home. Worse, her industrialist fiancé, Robert Cortot (Philip Dorn), has been actively assisting the Germans. When downed American pilot Pat Talbot (John Wayne) stumbles into her life, Michele puts herself in grave danger to hide the flyboy from the invading forces and her suspicious lover.
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Genre: War
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Original Language: English
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Director: Jules Dassin
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Producer: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
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Writer: Marvin Borowsky, Marc Connelly, Jan Lustig
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Distributor: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
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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 production values are as high as always but you could give this a pass and do something more worthwhile with your time.
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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.
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