After returning from World War II, a young soldier meets a pregnant woman on a bus and agrees to pretend to be her husband to help her avoid embarrassment. As they spend time together on her family's vineyard, they fall in love and confront the challenges of the post-war era.
The Royal Exchange is a movie set in the 18th-century royal court of France, specifically focusing on the political alliances, scandals, and intrigues surrounding the characters. The story follows the life of the king, his heir, and the various individuals in the palace. It explores themes of power, monarchy, love, and betrayal. Based on historical events, the movie showcases the lavish lifestyle, the court etiquette, and the complex relationships between the characters.
After their respective weddings are called off, a stock trader and a lawyer find themselves in a small town in Iowa, where they discover a second chance at love and happiness.
After a wild night in Las Vegas, a woman wakes up to find herself married to a famous movie star. As she tries to annul the marriage and get her life back on track, she navigates through misunderstandings, paparazzi, and the challenges of being married to a celebrity.
Inside Daisy Clover follows the story of a young tomboy, Daisy Clover, who becomes a Hollywood actress in the 1930s. She rises to stardom quickly but soon discovers the dark side of fame and the price she has to pay. Daisy navigates the manipulative men, secret relationships, and the mental toll of sudden fame as she tries to find her place in the movie industry. The film explores themes of coming-of-age, the dark side of Hollywood, and the challenges faced by women in the entertainment industry.
Introducing Dorothy Dandridge is a biographical drama that follows the life of actress Dorothy Dandridge, from her rise to fame to her tragic downfall. The movie explores themes of racial discrimination, personal and professional struggles, and the challenges faced by Dandridge as an African-American woman in the entertainment industry.
During their daughter's wedding, an ex-couple finds themselves trapped in a hotel room and must confront their unresolved feelings while dealing with an overbearing paparazzo.
Thrill of a Romance is a romantic comedy set at a hotel resort where a wealthy businessman falls for a scatter-brained woman. Their honeymoon gets derailed but they eventually find love through various comical situations.
Casanova Brown is a comedy-drama film from 1944 that follows the story of a man named Casanova Brown who finds himself thrust into the world of marriage and fatherhood. After a one-night stand with a woman named Isabel, Casanova discovers that she is pregnant with his child. Despite his initial resistance, Casanova eventually decides to marry Isabel and raise their child together. However, their relationship faces numerous obstacles, including a house fire, a medical examination, and the interference of Casanova's former lover. Throughout the film, Casanova must navigate the ups and downs of marriage and parenthood, all while learning important lessons about love and responsibility.
Song Without End is a dramatic biography that explores the life of pianist and composer Franz Liszt. The movie follows Liszt as he embarks on a concert tour throughout Europe and encounters various experiences and relationships, including his affair with the notorious writer George Sand. The film delves into Liszt's personal struggles, his devotion to his art, and the scandals that surrounded him.
Ira, a neurotic man, meets Abby, a free-spirited woman, and they decide to get married after just six hours. As they navigate the ups and downs of married life, they seek couples therapy and try unconventional methods to make their relationship work. Along the way, they encounter various challenges and discover the importance of trust, communication, and compromise.
In this drama-filled western TV movie, a former gambler finds himself in Langtry, Texas, where he is forced into a series of unwanted marriages. He must navigate through gas stations, horse race betting, and encounters with historical figures like Theodore Roosevelt, Wyatt Earp, and Bat Masterson in order to escape his predicament.
A World War I veteran takes on the Ku Klux Klan when he loses his wife to a womanizing Klansman. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in partnership with University of Nevada, Las Vegas Foundation.
Uuno and his father-in-law attempt to secure a wealthy marriage for Uuno, but their plans go awry when Uuno's laziness and sleepwalking causes confusion and mistaken identities.
Byron (2003) is a biographical drama that portrays the life of the famous poet Lord Byron. The story explores his relationships, including his controversial affair with his half-sister and his involvement in the Greco-Turkish War. It delves into themes of love, family affairs, and the pursuit of freedom. With stunning visuals and powerful performances, Byron offers an intimate look into the life and legacy of one of the greatest Romantic poets.
Walang Kapalit is a drama movie that revolves around the story of a married couple in the Philippines who decide to separate and pursue marriage annulment. It explores the struggles and challenges they face as they navigate their way through the legal process and deal with their emotions and the consequences of their decision. With strong performances and an engaging storyline, Walang Kapalit offers a realistic portrayal of relationships and the complexities of love.
Backyard Wedding is a romantic comedy about a young medical student who returns home to the Bay Area to help her parents plan her sister's backyard wedding. Her sister and ex-husband are engaged in a bitter feud, and she finds herself caught in the middle. As tensions rise and secrets come to light, the bride-to-be must decide if she's willing to risk it all for love.
In Our Modern Maidens, a group of ambitious young women navigate through the challenges of love, friendship, and reputation in 1920s Washington D.C. as they strive to find success and happiness.
Sara and Mohy hold the Koran and then travel with her father, the great contractor Mounir Rahmi to Aswan.There she discovers that her father does not want to complete the wedding procedures and seeks to marry her to another young man she does not like.He flies to Cairo. After the father announces a financial reward for those who find it, Mamdouh makes sure that Sarah exchanges feelings of love and agree to marry after trying to convince Mohi divorce.
Vitaphone production reels #2471-2478; third Warner Bros. feature film - the first being The Jazz Singer and the second Tenderloin - to include talking sequences, along with the by now usual Vitaphone musical score and sound effects. A copy of this film survives at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., but the sound disks are lost.