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An ice skater jeopardizes her marriage after she becomes a movie star.An ice skater jeopardizes her marriage after she becomes a movie star.An ice skater jeopardizes her marriage after she becomes a movie star.
Louis Adlon
- Dress Designer
- (uncredited)
King Baggot
- Man in Audience
- (uncredited)
Marie Blake
- Effie Lane - Tolliver's Secretary
- (uncredited)
Wade Boteler
- Policeman in Central Park
- (uncredited)
Truman Bradley
- Paul Rodney
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Eddie Conrad
- Hal Briggs
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaNone of the three main stars could skate; the screenplay was written with this in mind.
- GoofsBess Ehrhardt is billed and introduced as 'Kitty Sherman', but an advertising placard in the movie uses her real name along with character names of some other actors.
- Quotes
Larry Hall: Stars are a million miles apart; they never touch. They live away from each other, cold and lonely - like we'll have to do.
- ConnectionsEdited into Thrill of a Romance (1945)
- SoundtracksIt's All So New to Me
(1938)
Music by Bernice Petkere
Lyrics by Marty Symes
Played in the finale and sung by Joan Crawford (uncredited) and chorus
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Poor Joan, I can see why she worked so hard for the role of Crystal Allen in "The Women" her next picture after this dreg.
Bad script bad director just bad everything, the only part worth watching is the Technicolor ending which is quite interesting and it is Joan's first color picture. Joan's drunken scene is also good and Lew Ayres was such a cu-tie when he was young but the rest of it is pure yuck! and I thought Trog was bad. For true Joan fans only. I suggest renting it NOW ON DVD, the transfer is very good and the sound quality is good. This has to be the worst picture Joan was in and it didn't have to be, minor changes to the script would have helped this picture a lot. Minor reworking to the "Joan becomes a star overnight" storyline could have worked out in a believable fashion. The story seems thrown together and I don't think anyone at MGM actually watched it before it was released. This was no cheap budget either, the sets are impressive but everyone seems to know they are in a clunker.
Bad script bad director just bad everything, the only part worth watching is the Technicolor ending which is quite interesting and it is Joan's first color picture. Joan's drunken scene is also good and Lew Ayres was such a cu-tie when he was young but the rest of it is pure yuck! and I thought Trog was bad. For true Joan fans only. I suggest renting it NOW ON DVD, the transfer is very good and the sound quality is good. This has to be the worst picture Joan was in and it didn't have to be, minor changes to the script would have helped this picture a lot. Minor reworking to the "Joan becomes a star overnight" storyline could have worked out in a believable fashion. The story seems thrown together and I don't think anyone at MGM actually watched it before it was released. This was no cheap budget either, the sets are impressive but everyone seems to know they are in a clunker.
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- Runtime1 hour 22 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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By what name was The Ice Follies of 1939 (1939) officially released in India in English?
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