The Smiling Lieutenant (1931)

7.5	Listal rating
7.6	IMDB rating

Directed by

Ernst Lubitsch

Starring (View all)

Maurice Chevalier

Lt. Nikolaus 'Niki' von Preyn

Claudette Colbert

Franzi

Miriam Hopkins

Princess Anna

Charles Ruggles

Max

George Barbier

King Adolf XV

Hugh O'Connell

Niki's Orderly

Maude Allen

Lady in Waiting

Granville Bates

Bill Collector

Written by (View all)

Leopold Jacobson

Felix Dormann

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33 votes

Pre-Code Hollywood (196 items)
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Published 2 years, 11 months ago

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IMDB Classic Film Board: Doubling the Canon! (1001 items)
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Published 1 year, 1 month ago

2 comments

21 votes

Academy Award for Best Picture (506 items)
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Published 4 years, 3 months ago

18 votes

That's Entertainment! - Musicals Ranked (133 items)
list by Michael M

Published 2 years, 2 months ago

4 comments

14 votes

September Movie Journal - Xanadon't (28 items)
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Published 8 months, 1 week ago

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Release date : 1 August 1931

Musical (2), Box Sets (1), Romance (1), Comedies (1), 1931 (1), Music Video (1), Pre-code (1), Fictional Country (1), Comedy (1), Lingerie (1), Violinist (1), Piano (1), Violin (1), Princess (1), Wink (1), Garter (1), Musical Sequences (1), Usa (1), 1930s (1), Class Differences (1)

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" Pre-code Hollywood musical-comedy chalk full of fun, sexual innuendo, and class. I've never seen quite anything like it before but I'm happy to have given this one a chance. This is somehow the first Ernst Lubitsch film I've ever seen, as well as the first time seeing Maurice Chevalier in a film. Just one of those reminders that there's SO MUCH good stuff to catch up on out there. "