In the Napoleonic era of the early 19th century, a ballerina moves thru Europe putting on different identities and becomes the mistress of a German Duke so he will sign a treaty beneficial to her country of England.
Trailer
Cast
Paul Merzbach
Director
Lilian Harvey
Jenny Peachey
Wendy Toye
Signora Picci
Carl Esmond
Carl
Harold Warrender
Duke of Wurtemburg
Richard Bird
Weber
Esme Percy
Napoleon Bonaparte
Eric Stanley
Sir Francis
Alexander Field
George Peachey
Anton Dolin
Chief Dancer
Hay Petrie
Periteau
Charles Carson
Lombardi
Hal Gordon
Sergeant
Gus McNaughton
Valet
Cecil Bevan
Gustav
Ronald Shiner
Souvenir Seller
Roger Burford
Writer
Clifford Grey
Writer
Eric Maschwitz
Writer
Paul Merzbach
Writer
George Posford
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3 Mga Komento
source: Invitation to the Waltz
Invitation to the Waltz
Lillian Harvey was born only a few miles form where i live in London.She became a star on the continent and England,and for a short time the USA.She had a very engaging voice and could dance.She starred in light operetta films.often,as in this film,set in Central Europe,often,as in this film in the 19th Century.I have never been much of a fan of this genre and this film does little to change my attitude.The plot concerns the Napoleonic war and is set in 1805.the plot is to complex to bother about.I was disappointed that Harvey sang too little and danced too much.I found that generally this was a rather boring film,essentially of its time .
