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Love Affair (1939)

A French playboy and an American former nightclub singer fall in love aboard a ship. They arrange to reunite six months later, if neither has changed their mind.

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Anna Margarethe O 24 Aug 2010

The plot is out there in the ether, you've more or less seen this thing before you've seen it. Later incarnations of the film only lead to fruitless quibbling (over actors, perceived chemistry, McCarey's opportunism, b&w vs colour) but overall this is an expansive soft-spot in Hollywood's catalogue. With enough champagne cocktails, you'll find your tears jerked and your emotions expertly played.

Nate W 17 Jul 2010

An ok romance movie, the more famous remake "An Affair to Remember" is way better partly due to it's star power with Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr, but mostly the story was told better in the remake.

Byron B 13 Jun 2008

This is the original version of the famous "An Affair to Remeber" and certainly a nice film. I think Irene Dunne is very attractive but if we have "An Affair to Remeber" we don't need this film very much, I think. This version is simpler than the latter. Most of the main dialogue and the memorable shots of "An Affair to Remember" can be seen in this origina version almost in the same way, but the version of Grant and Kerr has a more sophisticated touch, such as the famous line "Winter must be cold for those who have no warm memories..", and some additional scenes in the 1958 version are very effective for the storytelling (like the one in which Grant and his fiancee does the TV interview and Kerr and her fiance watches it on TV), and of course, the memorable theme song is missing. And I think some similar scenes are directed better in the 1958 version. But if you are a huge fan of "An Affair to Remember", this is a must-see, it must be fun to spot differences and similarities between the two!!

Orlok W 10 Jan 2015

'LOVE AFFAIR' is the original and 'AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER' is a by-the-numbers and relatively boring remake. Charles Boyer and Irene Dunne are wonderful in this film. And, the direction and writing were excellent... Often imitated, never duplicated--This is one of the most moving films from Hollywood's Golden Age. It is moving because of its beautifully simple plot. This plot is divided into three parts: the meeting and developing relationship of the central couple; the trip to Michel's grandmother; and the heartrending sequence of planned happiness, fate, despair, betrayal, hope... The nearest thing to heaven!!

David Nusair 26 Jan 2007

...the characters' climactic meeting is strangely underwhelming...