Madame Butterfly (1932) Sylvia Sidney, Cary Grant Part.4
Rare film. MADAME BUTTERFLY (Paramount, 1932), directed by Marion Gering, stars Sylvia Sidney in one of her most atypical movie roles of h...
Madame Butterfly (1932) Sylvia Sidney, Cary Grant Part.4
Rare film. MADAME BUTTERFLY (Paramount, 1932), directed by Marion Gering, stars Sylvia Sidney in one of her most atypical movie roles of her career, as well as memorable, that of a Japanese maiden. Those familiar with the Giacomo Puccini opera of that same name, will take notice that this screen adaptation is not an operatic reproduction but just simply a straightforward dramatic story in itself. Sylvia Sidney gives a believable performance, particularly with her round doll face features. Cary Grant, still relatively new to films and on a fast rise to leading man status, is acceptable as Pinkerton, giving one of his more noted performances during his early years as a screen actor, which began the very year of the release of MADAME BUTTERFLY. Rarely seen in recent years, MADAME BUTTERFLY used to have frequent revivals during the mid afternoon or after midnight hours on commercial television way back in the 1960s and 70s, and with Cary Grant who had reached super star status in motion pictures lasting more than 20 years (retiring in 1966), his name alone would guarantee viewer-ship whenever shown.
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Mr. Bruce i enjoyed watching d movie and i just would like to ask if part 5 is available? thanks for preserving a classic.. this is the best way of preserving it. Bless U.
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-Bruce.
Thank you so much for uploading this film. When are you going to upload the rest of the film?
Regards