Dreaming Lips
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Dreaming Lips is a 1937 British, black-and-white, drama film directed by Paul Czinner and Lee Garmes, with script by Czinner and Carl Mayer, and starring Elisabeth Bergner, Romney Brent, Raymond Massey, and Ronald Shiner.[1]
The film was produced by Trafalgar Film Productions. In 1953, Josef von Báky remade the film as Der träumende Mund in Germany, based on the original script by Czinner and Mayer.
Allmovie incorrectly lists the production date as 1932.
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Synopsis [edit]
The wife (Bergner) of a violin player (Brent) in a famous orchestra, falls in love with her husband's friend and, tragically, drowns herself.
Cast [edit]
- Elisabeth Bergner as Gaby Lawrence
- Raymond Massey as Miguel del Vayo
- Romney Brent as Peter Lawrence
- Joyce Bland as Christine
- Sydney Fairbrother as Mrs. Stanway
- Felix Aylmer as Sir Robert Blaker
- J. Fisher White as Dr. Wilson
- Charles Carson as Impresario
- Donald Calthrop as Philosopher
- Ronald Shiner as Friend
- Cyril Raymond as PC
- George Carney as Rescuer
- Bruno Barnabe as Rescuer
References [edit]
External links [edit]
- Dreaming Lips at AllRovi
- Dreaming Lips at the BFI Film & TV Database
- Dreaming Lips at the Internet Movie Database
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