Smilin’ Through (1932)
Interesting story of a man who loses the love of his life, whose orphaned niece later comes as a child to live with him. The niece then grows into the spitting image of her aunt, only to fall for the son of the man’s rival.
*** (out of *****)
©2023 David R. George III
1932 • 1 HOUR, 38 MINUTES
METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER
STARRING
• NORMA SHEARER, FREDERIC MARCH
ALSO STARRING
• LESLIE HOWARD, O. P. HEGGIE, RALPH FORBES, BERYL MERCER, MARGARET SEDDON, FORRESTER HARVEY
WRITTEN BY
• ERNEST VAJDA AND CLAUDINE WEST (SCREENPLAY BY)
• DONALD OGDEN STEWART (DIALOGUE BY)
• JAMES B. FAGAN (ADDED DIALOGUE BY)
• JANE COWL AND JANE MURFIN (BASED ON THE PLAY BY)
DIRECTED BY
• SIDNEY FRANKLIN
1932-1933 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS (1)
• BEST PICTURE (LOST TO CAVALCADE)