DrameAnnée1935Durée1h 38mIMDb5.2

Mimi

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The story of a struggling playwright in 1850s Paris and his mate whose love furnishes him with the inspiration he has long sought.

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Bande-annonce

Casting

PL

Paul L. Stein

Director

Douglas Fairbanks Jr.

Rodolphe

Gertrude Lawrence

Mimi

Diana Napier

Mme. Sidonie

Harold Warrender

Marcel

Carol Goodner

Musette

Richard Bird

Colline

Martin Walker

Schaunard

Austin Trevor

Lamotte

Lawrence Hanray

Barbemouche

Paul Graetz

Durand

Jack Raine

Duke

Leonard Sharp

Waiter at Cafe Momus

Norma Varden

Madame Durand

JD

Jack Davis Jr.

Writer

CG

Clifford Grey

Writer

PM

Paul Merzbach

Writer

HM

Henri Murger

Writer

DW

Denis Waldock

Writer

Commentaires

8 commentaires

Aliou-1erMay 29, 2023

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Taata CstlMay 23, 2023

Not really sure what drew me to watch this. Attractive poster perhaps and to see Gertrude Lawrence and Douglas Fairbanks JR as they were in 1935. Well, they were fine, she more impressive than he but both fine and everyone else was also fine. Fine as anyone could be on an Elstree stage telling the Parisian tale of La Boheme. I stayed awake, the ballroom sequence is impressive and to be fair it may have been the wondrous and sparkling Bu-ray picture that showed up the inadequacies of the stagey sets and at least the acting wasn't too stagey as well.

ƧƬƦツLaGazelMay 23, 2023

Mimi was one of a series of films that Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. did while visiting the United Kingdom from 1934 to 1936. It's a straight dramatic version of the Puccini opera, La Boheme. Though The Rise of Catherine the Great is probably the best known and best received of the Fairbanks English films from this period, Mimi was a special one. It's also one of the few films that Gertrude Lawrence did and she did it at a time when she and Fairbanks were romantically involved. In fact while making several films Fairbanks also appeared on the London stage in two different plays with Lawrence, Moonlight is Silver and The Winding Journey. Neither of those is first rank among the work of either Fairbanks or Lawrence. And sad to say, neither is Mimi. Unfortunately realizing that their source material is from grand opera, both Fairbanks and Lawrence perform in the manner of grand opera. They overact outrageously, maybe inspired by the Puccini music that is used in the background. Doug and Gertie sure got no directorial help in this one. Of course La Boheme served as the inspiration for the recent musical Rent and I'd suggest seeing that before watching Mimi. Unless you're a big fan of Doug and Gert.

MrOnomskiMar 13, 2023

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Faisal فيصل السيفMar 13, 2023

Mimi was one of a series of films that Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. did while visiting the United Kingdom from 1934 to 1936. It's a straight dramatic version of the Puccini opera, La Boheme. Though The Rise of Catherine the Great is probably the best known and best received of the Fairbanks English films from this period, Mimi was a special one. It's also one of the few films that Gertrude Lawrence did and she did it at a time when she and Fairbanks were romantically involved. In fact while making several films Fairbanks also appeared on the London stage in two different plays with Lawrence, Moonlight is Silver and The Winding Journey. Neither of those is first rank among the work of either Fairbanks or Lawrence. And sad to say, neither is Mimi. Unfortunately realizing that their source material is from grand opera, both Fairbanks and Lawrence perform in the manner of grand opera. They overact outrageously, maybe inspired by the Puccini music that is used in the background. Doug and Gertie sure got no directorial help in this one. Of course La Boheme served as the inspiration for the recent musical Rent and I'd suggest seeing that before watching Mimi. Unless you're a big fan of Doug and Gert.

Michele MorroneMar 13, 2023

Not really sure what drew me to watch this. Attractive poster perhaps and to see Gertrude Lawrence and Douglas Fairbanks JR as they were in 1935. Well, they were fine, she more impressive than he but both fine and everyone else was also fine. Fine as anyone could be on an Elstree stage telling the Parisian tale of La Boheme. I stayed awake, the ballroom sequence is impressive and to be fair it may have been the wondrous and sparkling Bu-ray picture that showed up the inadequacies of the stagey sets and at least the acting wasn't too stagey as well.

Ada SALIOU Mar 13, 2023

This film was made during the production regime of Walter Mycroft at Associated British.He was a former film critic so you would have though that he would have known better than to put this dreary mess into production.Maybe since the cast knew it was so bad they went very much over the top.The film is far too much like a theatrical production,with actors trying to project themselves to the back of the theatre.Probably the only point of note is the appearance of Gertrude Lawrence in one of her very few films.However it is difficult to understand the reason British producers to make films like this when the nation was in the grip of depression and seeking to be entertained.

familleNov 16, 2022

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