Danger

A young village maiden named Nan is courted by two men: the honest but poor farmer, and the wealthy and unscrupulous landowner. When the landowner attempts to take advantage of her, Nan must use her wits to escape his advances and find happiness with the farmer.

Danger was a critical success, praised for its sophisticated direction, charming performances, and Lubitsch's signature blend of comedy and sensuality. It was seen as a charming and engaging romantic comedy that showcased the director's emerging talent.

• Praised for Ernst Lubitsch's masterful direction and comedic timing.

• Applauded for Mary Philbin's charming and nuanced performance.

• Seen as a delightful and elegantly crafted romantic comedy.

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This film marked Ernst Lubitsch's return to directing in America after a brief stint in Germany, and it helped solidify his reputation as a master of sophisticated comedies.