Call of the Flesh

Renée Adorée was cast at the insistence of her friend and frequent costar Ramon Novarro, who probably didn't know how ill she was with tuberculosis. She suffered two hemorrhages during production which almost shut the project down. After one setback, Novarro tried to convince production supervisor Hunt Stromberg to relieve her of her duties and re-shoot her material with another actress, offering to waive his salary, but Stromberg insisted, against doctor's orders, that it would be too expensive. After completing her last scene, Adorée had a second hemorrhage again and lost consciousness; she was rushed to a sanitarium in La Crescenta, California. Although Adorée survived two more years, her health effectively ended her chances at a continued career. Call of the Flesh (1930) was her last film.

Sevilla de mis amores (1930) - Spanish language version

Alternate-language version of Sevilla de mis amores (1930)