A Última Conquista

Título original: The Last of Mrs. Cheyney

1937
Approved
1 h 38 min

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6,4/10

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Joan Crawford, William Powell, and Robert Montgomery in A Última Conquista (1937)

Two English aristocrats pursue a rich American widow who may not be quite the person she claims to be.

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Comedy Drama Romance

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaTwo English aristocrats pursue a rich American widow who may not be quite the person she claims to be.Two English aristocrats pursue a rich American widow who may not be quite the person she claims to be.Two English aristocrats pursue a rich American widow who may not be quite the person she claims to be.

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1,7 mil

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Curiosidades
Myrna Loy originally was cast as Fay Cheyney, while Joan Crawford was cast in Parnell - O Rei Sem Coroa (1937). Because Crawford did not like her role in that film, she switched roles and films with Loy.

Erros de gravação
As the ocean liner carrying the cast passes the Statue of Liberty, the name on the bow is "Rotterdam". Later, it's referred to as "the Northampton", and even later, as the "S.S. Britain".

Citações
Duchess of Ebley: Oh! So you think I never HAD a good time!

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
In the opening credits, the three leading stars' names are listed over a photograph of them.

Conexões
Featured in Joan Crawford: The Ultimate Movie Star (2002)

Trilhas sonoras
For He's a Jolly Good Fellow
(uncredited)
Traditional
Sung a cappella by Frank Morgan on ship

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Avaliação em destaque

5/10

The Last of Mrs.Cheyney was a major box office hit.

I appreciate all the pro and con reviews from the knowledgeable and literate film buffs. However, I want to address the reviewers who stated that the film was a financial flop.

This film cost $741,000 to produce and it made $1,800,000, which was a sizable profit back in 1937.