Wiedersehen in Monte Carlo
Regie Lewis MilestoneThe highly fictionalized story of Nellie Melba, Australian-born soprano who rose to operatic fame in the latter part of the 19th century and who had a dessert and form of dry toast (true) named after her. In her film debut, the Metropolitan Opera's Patrice Munsel, plays the title role in a film that primarily strings together eight excerpts from well-known operas as well as one or two lighter numbers and a montage of famous opera personalities featuring the chorus of the Covent Garden Opera and members of the Sadler's Wells Ballet. The story follows the career of Melba from the time she left her father's Australian cattle ranch, and a suitor, to travel to Paris to get her voice training, and picks up another suitor. She debuts in Brussels and is a smash hit followed by international fame. The suitor from Australia shows up in Monte Carlo, marries her and soon is cast in the role of "Mr. Melba" until he can take it no longer and returns to Australia, while Melba decides her voice belongs to the world and sadly goes on alone.
Wiedersehen in Monte Carlo ansehen bei
Wiedersehen in Monte Carlo Trivia
Wiedersehen in Monte Carlo was released on August 7, 1953.
Wiedersehen in Monte Carlo was directed by Lewis Milestone.
Wiedersehen in Monte Carlo has a runtime of 1 hr 52 min.
Wiedersehen in Monte Carlo was produced by Sam Spiegel.
The key characters in Wiedersehen in Monte Carlo are Nellie Melba (Patrice Munsel), Oscar Hammerstein I (Robert Morley), Charles Armstrong (John McCallum).
Wiedersehen in Monte Carlo is a Biography, Drama, Musical film.
Wiedersehen in Monte Carlo has an audience rating of 5.5 out of 10.