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A booking clerk is dismissed after a mistake, and confused with a millionaire in London.
In a Parisian cafe, a lonely composer named Jean is mistaken for a notorious jewel thief. This misunderstanding leads him into a whirlwind romance with the beautiful and enigmatic Susan, who is unaware of his true identity. As their relationship deepens, Jean struggles to maintain the charade while navigating the complications of his supposed criminal past and Susan's own mysterious motivations.
Mistaken Identity received a generally positive reception upon its release, with critics praising its charming performances, witty dialogue, and lighthearted romantic plot. It was seen as a pleasant diversion that showcased the chemistry between its leading actors. While not a groundbreaking film, it was appreciated for its escapist qualities and effective blend of comedy and romance.
Praised for its charming romantic comedy elements.
Applauded for the strong chemistry between Charles Boyer and Joan Fontaine.
Noted for its light and entertaining plot, though some found it predictable.
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The film's screenplay was penned by the acclaimed playwright Arthur Kober, known for his contributions to Broadway and Hollywood scripts.
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