This is the first Lubitsch I've come across, and I'm already speechless.
The amazing thing is that Lubitsch, who made such an anti-Nazi film, turned out to be a German, and at this time, World War II was in full swing.
There is also the heroine who had to sigh. She crashed and died shortly after filming. She was 33 years old, and she turned out to be the wife of comrade Gable. The creation is too inhumane.
To be or not to be, the repeated echoes in the film, especially the plot where someone still stands up in the final performance, sets off the image of a husband who cherishes feathers very cutely.
I still remember when the husband asked the Nazi colonel if he knew the great actor who played Shakespeare comedies. dumb. Disappointed. Burning.
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