13 Replies to “An Ideal Husband (1947) Ένας Ιδανικός Σύζυγος”

  1. “. . . His problem is compounded by his wife's intolerance of the slightest character flaws.”
    But, alas . . . his wife’s intolerance of her husband’s character flaws IS HER CHARACTER FLAW🧐😯😉

  2. I don't remember the play well enough, but the recent remake of this movie had Lord Chiltern's pecadillo be much more blameless morally, and more an accident of appearances. He was a lot easier to sympathize with than this version

  3. Gowns by Cecil Beaton — for

    fans of Proust, the orchid pinned on Miss Goddard at 1:05:45 is a Cattleya labiata. And for the riding outfit @1:21:26 google images of the "last courtesan" Catherine "Skittles" Walters mounted in dressage that once shocked Victorian society….

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