Enchanted April (1935) |
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| Director(s) | Harry Beaumont |
| Producer(s) | Kenneth Macgowan |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama, Romance |
| Top Topics | Romance (Drama) |
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Ann Harding(as Mrs. Lotty Wilkins)
Enchanted April
Released
1935
Enchanted April
Released
1935
Ann Harding
(as Mrs. Lotty Wilkins)
Frank Morgan(as Mellersh Wilkins)
Enchanted April
Released
1935
Enchanted April
Released
1935
Frank Morgan
(as Mellersh Wilkins)
Katharine Alexander(as Mrs. Rose Arbuthnot)
Enchanted April
Released
1935
Enchanted April
Released
1935
Katharine Alexander
(as Mrs. Rose Arbuthnot)
Reginald Owen(as Henry Arbuthnot)
Enchanted April
Released
1935
Enchanted April
Released
1935
Reginald Owen
(as Henry Arbuthnot)
Jessie Ralph(as Mrs. Phoebe Fisher)
Enchanted April
Released
1935
Enchanted April
Released
1935
Jessie Ralph
(as Mrs. Phoebe Fisher)
Rafaela Ottiano(as Francesca)
Enchanted April
Released
1935
Enchanted April
Released
1935
Rafaela Ottiano
(as Francesca)
Ethel Griffies(as Mrs. Hawkins)
Enchanted April
Released
1935
Enchanted April
Released
1935
Ethel Griffies
(as Mrs. Hawkins)
Enchanted April Overview:
Enchanted April (1935) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Harry Beaumont and produced by Kenneth Macgowan.
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Enchanted April Quotes:
Henry Arbuthnot:
[after explosion] I am convinced that a bath in Italy is somewhere between a public function and an eruption of Vesuvius.
Mrs. Lotty Wilkins:
I couldn't stand his multiplying all by himself.
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A Hollywood Reporter production chart listed Doris Lloyd, Charlotte Granville and Henry Armetta as cast members, but they did not appear in the movie.
This film was one of RKO's biggest failures of 1935. This flop hastened Ann Harding's end as a top RKO star.
Preview running times suggest the studio cut the film by at least 12 minutes before its release.
The play opened on Broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 24 August 1925 and had 32 performances. The cast included Elisabeth Risdon as Lottie Wilkins, Herbert Yost as Mellersh Wilkins and Alison Skipworth as Mrs. Fisher.