An Ideal Woman (1929)
Movie 2h 10m ★ 7.0/10
Good for tonight if you want to: i want to feel something
Dating from 1929, An Ideal Woman sits in the drama corner of our catalogue. It is directed by Jean Durand. The cast includes Alice Roberts, Arlette Marchal and Charles Vanel. The running time is 2h 10m. Audiences give it a strong score of 7.0 out of 10.
62Tonight Score Well rated, a classic.
Synopsis
Based on a novel by José Pérez de Rozas. In Seville, Angel Caal, a Parisian businessman, escapes blindness after a car accident, thanks to the dedicated care of Mercédès, intended for the convent. They fall in love and Mercedes soon discovers the temptations of Paris.
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Cast & crew
- Jean DurandDirector
- Alice Robertsas Mercedes de Caridad
- Arlette Marchalas Suzanne Fleury
- Charles Vanelas Angel Call
- Harry Pilceras Harry - danseur mondain
- Tony D'Algyas Mariano
- Thérèse Kolbas La gouvernante
- Jeanne Grumbachas Doña Caridad
- Vicente Escuderoas Danseur espagnol
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Questions about An Ideal Woman
- What genre is An Ideal Woman?
- An Ideal Woman is categorised as Drama.
- Who stars in An Ideal Woman?
- Alice Roberts, Arlette Marchal, Charles Vanel, Harry Pilcer, Tony D'Algy appear in the main cast.
- Who directed An Ideal Woman?
- Jean Durand directed An Ideal Woman.
- How long is An Ideal Woman?
- An Ideal Woman runs for 2h 10m (130 minutes).
- Is An Ideal Woman worth watching?
- It holds an audience score of 7.0/10. Check the similar titles below if you want alternatives in the same style.
- Where can I watch An Ideal Woman?
- Availability changes by country and over time. Use the "Where to watch" links on this page to see which legal streaming, rental or purchase services currently offer it.
