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The Romantic Age (1949)
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1950 (USA) morePlot:
Arlette is a malicious schoolgirl who uses her feminine charms to attract, and then destroy, every man gullible enough to respond to her flirtations... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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Respectable teacher ensnared by the charms of a French tart! more (1 total)Cast
(Credited cast)| Mai Zetterling | ... | Arlette | |
| Hugh Williams | ... | Arnold Dickson | |
| Margot Grahame | ... | Helen Dickson | |
| Petula Clark | ... | Julie Dickson | |
| Carol Marsh | ... | Patricia | |
| Raymond Lovell | ... | Hedges | |
| Paul Dupuis | ... | Henri Sinclair | |
| Margaret Barton | ... | Bessie | |
| Marie Ney | ... | Miss Hallam | |
| Mark Daly | ... | Withers | |
| Judith Furse | ... | Miss Adams | |
| Betty Impey | ... | Jill | |
| Adrienne Corri | ... | Nora |
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| Starred a young Petula Clark -Will it ever be released? Is it possble to | rachelme-1 |
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I recently had the pleasure of viewing The Romantic Age again after about 25 years from an underground video. It used to occasionally play on the local LA late show back then, along with other such nostalgic films as Miranda, Cynara, No Minor Vices, The Lady Says No, etc. I found that I could remember much of the dialog which brought back a flood of youthful memories. A classic scene is when Hugh Williams' daughter, Petula Clark, starts dancing and drinking wildly in a British nightclub as her shocked father enters to pull her out of there. Over the sound of the jazz, a disreputable-looking fat lady starts laughing at this, and you can still hear her piercing laugh as Williams yanks Petula out into the streets. I can still hear that laugh 25 years after seeing the movie! The irony of this is that Williams has been having an affair with one of his students, namely Arlette Tessereau, a French flirt played by a young Mai Zetterling. This film may be fluff, but it ranks high with me probably due to its nostalgia power. It should be released on video as well as Miranda and other obscure British comedies which are my favorites. But where are these films now? Who owns them? And will they ever be shown or released again?