The Flame of New Orleans (1941) |
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| Director(s) | René Clair |
| Producer(s) | René Clair, Joe Pasternak |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance |
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Marlene Dietrich(as Countess Claire Ledoux, aka Lili)
The Flame of New Orleans
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1941
The Flame of New Orleans
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1941
Marlene Dietrich
(as Countess Claire Ledoux...)
Bruce Cabot(as Robert Latour)
The Flame of New Orleans
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The Flame of New Orleans
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1941
Bruce Cabot
(as Robert Latour)
Roland Young(as Charles Giraud)
The Flame of New Orleans
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1941
The Flame of New Orleans
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1941
Roland Young
(as Charles Giraud)
Mischa Auer(as Zolotov)
The Flame of New Orleans
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1941
The Flame of New Orleans
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1941
Mischa Auer
(as Zolotov)
Andy Devine(as Andrew, The First Sailor)
The Flame of New Orleans
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The Flame of New Orleans
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1941
Andy Devine
(as Andrew, The First Sail...)
Frank Jenks(as Second Sailor)
The Flame of New Orleans
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The Flame of New Orleans
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1941
Frank Jenks
(as Second Sailor)
Eddie Quillan(as Third Sailor)
The Flame of New Orleans
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The Flame of New Orleans
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1941
Eddie Quillan
(as Third Sailor)
Franklin Pangborn(as Bellows)
The Flame of New Orleans
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The Flame of New Orleans
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1941
Franklin Pangborn
(as Bellows)
Clarence Muse(as Samuel, Carriage Driver)
The Flame of New Orleans
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1941
The Flame of New Orleans
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1941
Clarence Muse
(as Samuel, Carriage Drive...)
Melville Cooper(as Brother)
The Flame of New Orleans
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1941
The Flame of New Orleans
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1941
Melville Cooper
(as Brother)
The Flame of New Orleans Overview:
The Flame of New Orleans (1941) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by René Clair and produced by René Clair and Joe Pasternak.
Academy Awards 1941 --- Ceremony Number 14 (source: AMPAS)
| Award | Recipient | Result |
| Best Art Direction | Art Direction: Martin Obzina, Jack Otterson; Interior Decoration: Russell A. Gausman | Nominated |
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The Flame of New Orleans (1941)
The Flame of New Orléans isn’t a flame, more of a crackle. Despite the presence of Dietrich and I Married a Witch director Rene Clair, the formulaic plot is funny but muted by a dull script and two bland leading men. Dietrich returns to her trademark snap, and Clair’s views of New O... Read full article
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René Clair stated he and screenwriter Norman Krasna devised the film to parody Marlene Dietrich's screen image, and they did so with her knowledge.
Last movie sisters Barbara and Gloria Brewster made together.