Say It in French

A charming French singer comes to America to sing in a musical, but she faces a language barrier and competition. She falls for an American composer who is trying to write a hit song for her, while also dealing with a persistent suitor. The film follows her journey through the complexities of love and career in the vibrant world of American show business.

Say It in French was met with a generally positive, though not outstanding, reception upon its release. Critics praised its lighthearted entertainment value and the performances of its lead actors, particularly Olympe Bradna. While it was considered a pleasant diversion, it was not seen as groundbreaking or particularly memorable within the genre.

• Praised for its light and amusing romantic comedy elements.
• Olympe Bradna's performance as the charming French singer was a highlight.
• Considered a pleasant, if somewhat forgettable, musical romance.

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Garson Kanin, the director of 'Say It in French,' would go on to become a highly respected and influential figure in Hollywood, known for his screenwriting and directing work on films like 'The Philadelphia Story' and 'Adam's Rib'.