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The Divine Lady (1928)

Lady Hamilton's love affair with Admiral Horatio Nelson rocks the British Empire.

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David L 15 May 2018

The Divine Lady is not particularly involving in its second half and the overall storyline is far from great or inspired, but the directing from Frank Lloyd is very strong and thus deservedly Oscar nominated and the same goes for Corrine Griffith's very good performance in the main role. The cinematography is great too and the innovative experiment of mixing talkie and silent techniques worked splendidly as it expertly emphasized the strengths of both mediums.

Emanuel Levy 11 Aug 2012

Frank Lloyd won the Directing Oscar for this largely silent version of the romance between Lady Hamilton and Lord Nelson; the 1941 vesrion with Olivier and Vivien Leigh is superior.

Greg W 22 Sep 2010

Frank Lloyd won Best Director for this early talkie (though I'd say more than half of it is a silent film) about a woman who falls in love with a naval officer. The film is a bit all over the place, as far as genre goes, it sort of starts off comical, almost My Fair Lady like, then turns into a melodrama, then into a sea battle, then a romance story. Considering it was made in 1929, a lot of scenes were impressive, mainly the battles between the English and French fleet. It's a decent film, it has some nice moments, but it's not really a stand out film.

Graceann M 24 Dec 2007

Fanciful adaptation of the love story between Emma Hamilton and Lord Nelson - romantic and beautiful.