A Woman of the World (1925)

A Woman of the World is a delightful comedy of manners and a platform for Pola Negri to show off her unique skills. The plot involves Countess Natatorini (Negri) who, spurned by her boyfriend, decides to leave her current home in France and visit her American cousin, the…

Chris Hughes

Pola Negri Whips Peoria into Play The vamp from the Riviera to Maple Valley, USA, A Woman of the World is a crude screen allegory and parody for the real-world appeal of star Pola Negri in crossing the Atlantic from German to American audiences. How better to test how…

Cineanalyst

Oh to be side-eyed by Pola Negri

irenedone

I gotta get a tattoo.

Emily

Pola Negri, I‘ll take you as half lover and half mother too

Victoria

He’s got a good bushy mustache and train arms.

Botbotb

The Riviera -- Where one may start a love affair -- or end one -- in surroundings beautiful enough for either occasion. Well, the last five minutes sure escalated quickly. Chester Conklin's train tattoo was everything.

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A delicious comedy, mining two rich veins of humor: 1) Opposites attract (and after a struggle, find common ground and a happily ever after); and 2) The particularly American tensions and hypocrisies of provincial prudishness versus longing for pleasure and sophistication.

Julia Lutz

Thoroughly enjoyable with Pola Negri bringing her European elegance to an American hick town. While the film is minor plotted, they make the most of it with smoking and tattoos. Chester Conklin had a wonderful tattoo train!

PUNQ