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Cardboard Lover (BLU-RAY)

Cardboard Lover (BLU-RAY)

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BLU-RAY Region 0 USA (fungerar i alla blu-ray spelare) Regissör: Robert Z. Leonard Skådespelare: Marion Davies, Jetta Goudal Bild: 1.33:1, Språk: Stumfilm, Text: Ej textad Längd: 76 minuter, År: 1928, Bolag: Undercrank
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Art.nr: BD456075

Undercrank Productions is proud to bring The Cardboard Lover to home video for the first time, in a brand new 2K restoration. This hilarious, rollicking farce features Marion Davies at her most vivacious, expertly directed by Robert Z. Leonard. 1928 was a hat-trick of box office hits for Marion Davies- The Patsy, Show People and The Cardboard Lover. While the first two have become beloved silent classics, The Cardboard Lover has rarely been seen and can now take it's rightful place in the pantheon of Marion Davies's best-loved films. Davies is a tourist visiting Monte Carlo who befriends a tennis champion (Nils Asther, in his only comedic role) trying to break things off with his romantic partner (Jetta Goudal). Davies offers to help him break the spell he's under by posing as his new girlfriend. This sets off a wacky chain of plot twists, during which Asther winds up falling for Davies. From Davies's antics to Asther's surprising comedic gifts, The Cardboard Lover is a rare gem that will leave you in stitches from start to finish. This restoration is derived from 35mm flm elements preserved by the Library of Congress, the Blackhawk Films Collection and the British Film Institute, and features a new theatre organ score by Ben Model. Also included on the disc is a short documentary on the film, written by Marion Davies biographer Lara Gabrielle.