Valse brillante

1949
1h 35m

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA French impresario hires Jan Kowalski, a Polish singer awaiting an opportunity, to be the bodyguard to Martha Vassary, a famous Hungarian musical star whose admirers are being mysteriously ... Tout lireA French impresario hires Jan Kowalski, a Polish singer awaiting an opportunity, to be the bodyguard to Martha Vassary, a famous Hungarian musical star whose admirers are being mysteriously threatened and attacked. Jean accepts although Martha and himself, though mutually attract... Tout lireA French impresario hires Jan Kowalski, a Polish singer awaiting an opportunity, to be the bodyguard to Martha Vassary, a famous Hungarian musical star whose admirers are being mysteriously threatened and attacked. Jean accepts although Martha and himself, though mutually attracted to each other, don't get along very well.

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9/10

Pure delight!

A fabulous confection. A prima donna hires a man to pretend to be her lover so as to protect her from an unwelcome suitor. Unbeknownst to her (the key to most comedy), he is a tenor in disguise. The musical battle between real-life husband and wife Jan Kiepura and Marta Eggerth to Mozart's "Turkish March" is a singing and comic tour-de-force. And the title waltz will have you dancing out of the theatre -- or just in front of your VCR. Kiepura, who did not age quite as well as his effervescent wife, here looks youthful and is in excellent voice. Eggerth is perfection as always. This film was available on commercial SECAM video some years back which is where I got it. It is certainly a major oeuvre of both stars and their director.