A Scandal in Paris1946
A Scandal in Paris (1946)
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Cast
as Marquise
as Uncle Hugo
as Priest
as Eugène François Vidocq
as Therese De Pierremont
as Loretta
as Emile Vernet
as Richet
as Mimi
as Houdon
as Owner of Dress Shop
as Painter
as Cousin Pierre
as Cousin Gabriel
as Aunt Ernestine
as Little Louis
Critic Reviews for A Scandal in Paris
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With a display of suave images and wry performances, Sirk delights in the elegant formalities that withhold judgment in favor of pleasure and knowledge.
This is certainly a lesser Sirk work, relying little on his signature nuance and subtext and instead playing it broad for the cheap seats with slapstick and gimmicks such as a trained monkey and a cringe-inducingly cute kid sister.
A Scandal in Paris goes heavy on the comedy, light on the drama, and all-out on the entertainment.
Never gets to the comic effects it reaches for.
It's probably safe to say that the earnest A Scandal in Paris won't ever approach the level of acceptance accorded to All That Heaven Allows and Imitation of Life.
Audience Reviews for A Scandal in Paris
great role for george sanders as a ne'er do well casanova who goes from master thief to police chief in napoleonic paris
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