Tell Me Tonight

In this musical comedy, a young prince falls in love with a beautiful opera singer. Their burgeoning romance faces complications due to their different social standings and the prince's arranged marriage. The film follows their attempts to navigate these obstacles with wit and song.

Tell Me Tonight was generally well-received for its charming musical numbers and Lubitsch's signature sophisticated direction. The performances of the leads, particularly Marta Eggerth's singing, were often highlighted. It is considered a delightful example of European operetta filmmaking of the era.

• Praised for its delightful musical numbers and charming romance.

• Ernst Lubitsch's direction brings a sophisticated touch to the operetta genre.

• Marta Eggerth's vocal performance is a standout element.

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The film was made in both German and French versions, with some cast members and slight plot variations between the two.