Living on Velvet
Living on Velvetby Frank Borzage1h201935United States
Recommended byMartin Scorsese
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Terry Parker (George Brent) is shattered by the crash of his airplane which killed his parents and sister, and adopts a listless attitude toward life. But romance enters in the person of Amy Prentiss (Kay Francis), the girl friend of his best friend, Gibraltar (Warren William), who graciously lets love take its course and even helps the couple get married and get located. Amy tries to steer Terry out of his irresponsible ways but fails and eventually leaves him, only to be reunited when called to Terry's side after he has been in an automobile crash.
Credits
- Distributor : Warner Bros. Pictures
- Production Compagny : First National Productions Corporation
- Scenario : Julius J. Epstein, Jerry Wald
- Costume Design : Orry-Kelly
- Photo Director : Sid Hickox
- Producer : Frank Borzage
- Director : Frank Borzage
- Original Music : Leo F. Forbstein
- Editing : William Holmes
Technical details
- Printed format : 35 mm
- Year of production : 1935
- French release date : 30 juillet 1935
- Category : Feature film
- Color : Black and White
- Language : English
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