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Naughty Marietta [VHS] by Robert Z. Leonard, W.S. Van Dyke
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Product detailsActor: Douglass Dumbrille, Elsa Lanchester, Frank Morgan, Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy Director: Robert Z. Leonard, W.S. Van Dyke Producer: W.S. Van Dyke Producer: Hunt Stromberg Writer: Albert Hackett Writer: Frances Goodrich Writer: John Lee Mahin Writer: Rida Johnson Young Edition: VHS Tape Audio: English (Unknown) Format: Black & White, NTSC Running Time: 105 minutes Release Date: 1998-09-01 Audience Rating: G (General Audience) Publisher: MGM (Warner) Studio: MGM (Warner)
VHS Movie Reviews of Naughty Marietta [VHS]Movie Review: LOVE GOES ON FOREVER... Summary: 5 StarsOH SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE I HAVE FOUND YOU.WHAT WE ALL WANT. LOVE.LOVE GOES ON FOREVER...AND DOES NOT FAIL.WHAT A WONDERFUL MOVIE ABOUT LOVE. I CRY WHEN WATCHING
NAUGHTY MARIETTE.JEANETTE MACDONALD.A GREAT ACTRESS AND A SINGER WHO GIVES HER ALL.
NELSON EDDY. A MAN WHO IS STRONG IN CHARACTER. A GREAT SINGER TOO. PAIR THEM UP AND YOU HAVE A MUSICAL ABOVE ALL OTHERS.JEANETTE DIED WHEN I WAS 13.NELSON EDDY A FEW YEARS LATER.NELSON EDDY SAID HE LOVED HER WHEN SHE WAS DYING.HOW WONDERFUL. SWEET LOVE BETWEEN THEM. SHE SAID SHE LOVED HIM TOO. HOW ELSE COULD THEIR LIVES END.
THEY WERE BOUND FOR LOVE.OH SWEET MYSTERY OF LIFE I HAVE FOUND THEE.
Movie Review: Entertaining and Delightfull Summary: 5 StarsThis is one of the best of the movies made by Nelson and Jeanette.
It has adventure, music, humor and love.
The songs are great and this movie can be seen multiple time, getting
better everytime. Enjoy
Movie Review: I've watched it dozens of times! Summary: 5 StarsMy Mother was in love with Nelson Eddie when she was a teenager, so I bought this video for her 20 years ago. I have never been an opera fan at all, but I am in love with this pair!!! Maytime is an equal favorite!
What voices, what emotion, oh my, what a wonderful couple of films.
Movie Review: I wish I could rate this movie 10 stars! Summary: 5 StarsNaughty Marietta, winning the Oscar for Best Sound Recording in 1935, is the crown jewel of the Eddy/MacDonald films, holding a special place in anyone's heart that has ever had the pleasure of seeing it. It is esteemed as one of the best-loved operettas of all time, and that's saying a lot about this film. Made in 1935, and starring Hollywood's `Singing Sweethearts', Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald put on a grand performance, rapt with romance, drama, and comical antics. No two persons could have played the part better, and with such chemistry. Jeanette MacDonald shines in her role as the French Princess Marie who runs away incognito as her servant Marietta, to escape her arranged marriage to a Spanish duke. Passing herself off as a casquet girl, she shows herself a kind-hearted woman to the girls around her, who are on a ship bound to New Orleans to become wives to the colonists. Almost at their destination, they run into pirates and all of them are abducted. Captain Warrington (Nelson Eddy) and his mercenary scouts just happen to be in the bayou neighborhood when Marietta calls for help, and he comes to the aid of the women. It is during this part that Eddy sings one of my favorite songs, `The Owl and the Bobcat' (I just love watching him sing!) Of course, this being Nelson Eddy's movie-starrring debut, there are moments in the movie where he appears a bit stiff, but those moments are few and far between. The very handsome baritone pulled off his performance near to perfection. I just know the little quibbles because of some research I did. I'm now a die-hard fan of their films. It is now one of my favorite films of all time. I hope it becomes one of yours too. Other performers in the movie: The governor of New Orleans is wonderfully played by Frank Morgan (The Wizard of Oz), who struggles with words and is constantly harangued by his wife. He's a real treat to watch in this movie. Some other comic reliefs are Warrington's two right-hand men, Abraham and Ezekiel. Well, I won't go into every little nit-picky detail, but just this much should wet anyone's musical appetite. Naughty Marietta won't disappoint anyone who enjoys the classic musicals of the 30's. It's rich with singing and beautiful orchestrations. And let's not forget Victor Herbert's immortal love aria, `Ah, Sweet Mystery Of Life', sung by a very teary-eyed, vivacious princess and her love-struck captain at the zenith of the movie. It is worth the price wherever you buy/rent it. It struck a chord with me. I'm not a big musical fan, but on the other hand, I'm a chump for romance. This film keeps me satisfied in that area! Take some time out of your busy schedule, cuddle up with some popcorn (and maybe some hankies), and enjoy a monumental Eddy/MacDonald film.
Movie Review: This is a Great Movie! Summary: 5 StarsThis was my first 'old' movie and I thought that it was certianly one of the best ones I have seen. Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy make the perfect team in this film as they combine their superb talent of singing and comedy. The music in 'Naughty Marietta' is beautiful. Also, the plot is interesting and even a little bit funny.I would definatley reccomend this to anyone, either young or old.
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