-But the Flesh Is Weak

1932
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1 Std. 17 Min.

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Edward Everett Horton, Nora Gregor, and Robert Montgomery in -But the Flesh Is Weak (1932)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuMax Clement and his father rely on wealthy women's generosity. Max pursues Lady Joan but falls for Rosine Brown at Joan's house. After winning Rosine's hand, his father's gambling debt force... Alles lesenMax Clement and his father rely on wealthy women's generosity. Max pursues Lady Joan but falls for Rosine Brown at Joan's house. After winning Rosine's hand, his father's gambling debt forces him to consider marrying Joan instead.Max Clement and his father rely on wealthy women's generosity. Max pursues Lady Joan but falls for Rosine Brown at Joan's house. After winning Rosine's hand, his father's gambling debt forces him to consider marrying Joan instead.

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Robert Montgomery

Max Clement

Nora Gregor

Mrs. Rosine Brown

Heather Thatcher

Lady Joan Culver

Edward Everett Horton

Sir George Kelvin

C. Aubrey Smith

Florian Clement

Nils Asther

Prince Paul

Frederick Kerr

Duke of Hampshire

Eva Moore

Lady Florence Ridgway

Forrester Harvey

Gooch

Desmond Roberts

Findley

Wilson Benge

Waters - The Duke's Butler
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Bill Elliott

Party Guest
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Olaf Hytten

Party Guest
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Isabelle Keith

Party Guest
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Mitchell Leisen

Lord Wentworth - Party Guest
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Ray Milland

Mr. Stewart - Party Guest
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Edmund Mortimer

Party Guest
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William H. O'Brien

Party Waiter
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7/10

Forget about P.C. and enjoy this movie

I saw in this film a very touching familial relationship, between a father and his son. The son nearly sacrificed himself to save his father. So many commenters have absorbed the feminist view that abhors an aggressive male pursuing a female. Granted there are limits to how aggressive a man can be before he's reported to police for stalking. However, I think in this movie, the aggression was comically exaggerated and not meant to be taken seriously. It's just a movie (from 1932!) and the characters don't always need to be role models of correct behavior.

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Based on the play "The Truth Game" by Ivor Novello which opened on Broadway at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre, 243 W. 47th St., on December 27, 1930 and ran for 107 performances until March 1931.

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Max Clement: It's quite simple: I have nothing, you have plenty. Swell! OK by me!
Mrs. Rosine Brown: Oh, I see. You have no objection to marrying a rich woman?
Max Clement: No, none at all! Why should I? Suppose I had everything and you were poor: I wouldn't mind that; I'd adore it.
Mrs. Rosine Brown: Oh... you mean to say, you'd be quite content to be supported by a woman?
Max Clement: Oh, she wouldn't be supporting me. We'd split.