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1932 - Episode 5 (20) - "Trouble in Paradise"
Director: Ernst Lubitsch
Release Date: October 20th, 1932
In 1932, legendary director Ernst Lubitsch delivered Trouble in Paradise, a sparkling pre-Code romantic comedy that defined sophistication and wit. The film follows a pair of charming con artists—played by Herbert Marshall and Miriam Hopkins—who set their sights on a wealthy perfume heiress, portrayed by Kay Francis. But when love and deception intertwine, their perfect scheme faces unexpected complications. With Lubitsch’s signature touch—light, playful, yet razor-sharp—Trouble in Paradise is a masterclass in elegance, romance, and comic intrigue. Nearly a century later, it remains one of the most stylish and influential comedies in cinema history.
By Robert Gifford / William Delzeith1932 - Episode 5 (20) - "Trouble in Paradise"
Director: Ernst Lubitsch
Release Date: October 20th, 1932
In 1932, legendary director Ernst Lubitsch delivered Trouble in Paradise, a sparkling pre-Code romantic comedy that defined sophistication and wit. The film follows a pair of charming con artists—played by Herbert Marshall and Miriam Hopkins—who set their sights on a wealthy perfume heiress, portrayed by Kay Francis. But when love and deception intertwine, their perfect scheme faces unexpected complications. With Lubitsch’s signature touch—light, playful, yet razor-sharp—Trouble in Paradise is a masterclass in elegance, romance, and comic intrigue. Nearly a century later, it remains one of the most stylish and influential comedies in cinema history.