As You Desire Me (1932) | |
| Director(s) | George Fitzmaurice (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | George Fitzmaurice, Irving Thalberg (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Drama, Film Adaptation |
| Top Topics | Alcohol, Amnesia, Based on Play, Pre-Code Cinema |
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As You Desire Me (1932) was a Drama - Black-and-white Film directed by George Fitzmaurice and produced by Irving Thalberg and George Fitzmaurice.
SYNOPSIS
Pirandello play yields the odd couple of Garbo and Von Stroheim as a woman with amnesia struggles to resume life with the husband she has forgotten. A curiosity worth seeing for the early Garbo performance.
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Quotes from
Baron:
Get rid of these other swine.
Zara: Other?
Tony Ferrara: "Come on rex, we are going for a walk, and I want to ask you as man to dog, what color are her eyes?"
Zara: And what is it that you love about me - my mind?
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Zara: Other?
Tony Ferrara: "Come on rex, we are going for a walk, and I want to ask you as man to dog, what color are her eyes?"
Zara: And what is it that you love about me - my mind?
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Facts about
Greta Garbo was extremely protective of Erich von Stroheim during filming. He was suffering from depression and poor health, and on some occasions, she covered for him by claiming to be sick.
Although Erich von Stroheim was barred from the MGM lot by studio head Louis B. Mayer and production head Irving Thalberg, he was hired for the role of Karl Salter at the insistance of Greta Garbo, who threatened to quit otherwise.
The character of Karl Salter was loosely based on Hungarian playwright Ferenc Molnár.
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Although Erich von Stroheim was barred from the MGM lot by studio head Louis B. Mayer and production head Irving Thalberg, he was hired for the role of Karl Salter at the insistance of Greta Garbo, who threatened to quit otherwise.
The character of Karl Salter was loosely based on Hungarian playwright Ferenc Molnár.
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