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It's Love Again |
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It's Love Again - 1936 | 83 mins | Comedy, Musical | B&WThe Production TeamDirector: Victor
Saville. Producer: Michael Balcon. Script: Austin Melford and Lesser Samuels. (from a story by Marion Dix) Cinematography: Glen MacWilliams. Editing: Al Barnes. Art Direction: Alfred Junge. Costume Department: Marianne and Joe Strassner. Sound: A. O'Donoghue. Music Direction: Bretton Byrd, Louis Levy and Harry M. Woods. Songs by Sam Coslow. |
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The CastJessie Matthews - Elaine Bradford Robert Young - Peter Carlton Sonnie Hale - Freddy Ernest Milton - Raymond Robb Wilton - Boys Sara Allgood - Mrs. Hopkins Warren Jenkins - Woolf David Horne - Durland Athene Seyler - Mrs. Durland |
Plot SynopsisCritically acclaimed Jessie Matthews musical originally titled ‘Say When’ but changed to match a prominent song in the film. The last highpoint of Jessie's Matthews film career. Peter (Robert Young) is instantly attracted to Elaine (Jessie Matthews), a young actress and introduces himself. As the gossip columnist on a paper, he decides to invent a new and mysterious celebrity to write about. His invention is Mrs Smythe-Smythe, a beautiful big-game-hunting socialite from India whose party calendar becomes very sought-after. She becomes a celebrity, and Elaine seizes the opportunity to impersonate her to gain attention. When Peter finds out that his imaginary star has appeared in person, he is mystified. Meanwhile Elaine is unaware that Peter is in fact the writer behind the character. |
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