The Romance of Robert Burns

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaScottish Poet Robert Burns tries to stop the woman he loves from marrying another man.Scottish Poet Robert Burns tries to stop the woman he loves from marrying another man.Scottish Poet Robert Burns tries to stop the woman he loves from marrying another man.

Dirección
- Crane Wilbur
Guionistas
- Forrest Barnes
- Charles L. Tedford
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- Crane Wilbur
Guionistas
- Forrest Barnes
- Charles L. Tedford
Elenco

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Owen King

Robert Burns

Linda Perry

Jean Armour

Marcia Ralston

Lord Craig's Niece

May Beatty

Lady Argyle
(sin créditos)

Lionel Belmore

Coachman
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Vernon Downing

Hugo Ross
(sin créditos)

Gordon Hart

Donald Armour - Jean's Father
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Milton Kibbee

Tavern Customer
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Paul Panzer

Fight Spectator
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Frank Sully

Jock Wilson
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Dirección
- Crane Wilbur
Guionistas
- Forrest Barnes
- Charles L. Tedford
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Trivia
It was while doing historical research for Capitán Sangre (1935) that producer Gordon Hollingshead got the idea to produce a series of historical shorts for Warner Bros. In addition to this one, he produced many others over the next several years, many in Technicolor.

Créditos curiosos
[Prologue] Is there a man or woman who has not sung the words of 'Auld Lang Syne'? Let us walk the heather with the poet who penned this immortal ballad Robert Burns of Scotland.

Bandas sonoras
Auld Lang Syne
(uncredited)
Traditional
Lyrics by Robert Burns

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Romance of Robert Burns, The (1937)

** (out of 4)

Technicolor short from MGM tells the story behind Robert Burns' famous song Auld Lang Syne. It should go without saying that poor Robert wrote the song after a love gone wrong. The film looks terrific and director Wilbur really brings out all he can in the color department but the story is just was too over dramatic. The love story becomes quite laughable after a while. Owen King plays Burns.

You can usually catch this on Turner Classic Movies as part of their Oscar month or Festival of Shorts series.