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Caprice de princesse
Princess Isabelle is in love with the young man in charge of her library. But André is looking for a simple woman without money. He falls in love with a shopgirl who could be the Princess' sister. It's up to Isabelle come up with a scheme to find love...
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Plot Summary
In the fictional European principality of Palladia, the widowed Princess Marie-Christine is pressured to remarry for political and economic stability. She falls for a charming but penniless opera singer, Michel, who initially tries to court her for her fortune. Their budding romance is complicated by court intrigue and the need for the princess to make a decision that will secure her kingdom's future.
Critical Reception
While details on its initial critical reception are scarce due to its age, 'Caprice de princesse' is generally remembered as a lighthearted and charming musical comedy typical of its era in French cinema. It was appreciated for its entertainment value and pleasant melodies.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its charming performances and lighthearted romantic plot.
Noted for its pleasant musical numbers and escapist entertainment.
Seen as a classic example of pre-war French musical comedy.
Google audience: Audience reception information is largely unavailable for this older film, but it is generally considered an enjoyable and nostalgic piece of French cinema.
Fun Fact
The film was adapted from a successful operetta of the same name, which premiered in 1931.
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