Marguerite, a Parisian girl, meets Baron Wawel but knows the young Amon. The latter two met in a bookstore, and Ma learned that Yamang sent flowers to the doctor every day, and was deeply moved to invite him to a birthday party. Seeing her forceful smile, Amang felt more pity for her, so he showed his love to her. That night, the Baron came back to Amang for a closed-door meal, and rebuked her for being ruthless and asked his father to help him travel abroad. Ma rushed to see him and talked about each other. Ma agreed to break up with the baron and follow him to the countryside to recuperate. Amang’s father persuaded Ma to give up Amang, and Ma’s true love to Amang, for the sake of it, deceived Amang to break up with him. A few months later, Amon met the baron and Ma in the casino. Unexpectedly, Amon won and told Ma to go with him. Ma refused, and Amon was insulted in a rage, and then duel with the baron. The baron was injured, and Amon escaped in fear of crime. Ma loves Amang deeply, but refuses any support, and his condition worsens. When Aman understands the truth, Ma has died.
Camille movie plot
2022-01-21 08:02
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Precious 2022-01-21 08:02:17
Robert Taylor was a little tenderer than Garbo at the time, and he was a little bit sibling. Garbo handles the joy of the La Traviata when she is in love, and the helplessness and despair when she loses love. Garbo is so charming, that face really transcends gender. Lionel played the role of the father, very real, but also his helplessness. He begged La Traviata to give up that episode. The two actors can be regarded as a biaoxi, very exciting.
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Kody 2022-04-24 07:01:23
A classic of Greta Garbo, the queen of silent films. . The story of La Traviata is so touching. . same feeling. .
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Baron de Varville: No one has to tell me, you found a playmate for this rustic holiday of yours. It's in your face.
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Armand: Tired?
Marguerite: Only nicely tired. Let's go as far as the top of the hill and see what's beyond.
Armand: Yes. I don't care what's behind, do you?
Marguerite: No.