One Hour With You (1932)
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- Dec 7, 2022
There’s no sign of a troubled film quite like one that begs you to believe Maurice Chevalier is a happily married (and monogamous) man. Also, that he’s a doctor. Some credibility is leant to his character’s fidelity, though, in that his wife is played by the vivacious…
theriverjordanNov 10, 2021Good fun for a movie that could be summarized as “a man barely tries to not cheat on his wife”
Joel HaverSep 4, 2025There is always an advantage when a film boasts lovely stars. A decent script can feel elevated, even effortless, if the actors radiate charm. One Hour With You, one of Ernest Lubitsch's lesser films, benefits greatly from Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette MacDonald. Their…
legolas - Nov 11, 2020
"If you don't believe me in 2½ minutes, I'm going out!" Maurice Chevalier stars against type as Andre—a monogamous physician who spends his days cheerfully rebutting the advances of female patients. At night he and wife Colette (Jeanette MacDonald) intone ribald ditties…
Richard ChandlerDec 14, 2019these horny, early Lubitsch musicals (with undoubtedly questionable gender politics?) make me ridiculously happy 🥰
sarahDec 30, 2018Would be pretty great if Maurice Chevalier wasn't in this. I try to be open, I really want to like all people, but man, that face, the French accent, the baby talk, that strange combination of sleaziness and asexuality. And just when you think it can't get worse, he starts…
Anna Imhof 🌸 - May 2, 2025
Another charmingly entertaining Ernst Lubitsch Musical that pairs Maurice Chevalier and Jeanette MacDonald in front of the camera. Both are great but the scene-stealer here in my opinion is Charles Ruggles. An underrated character actor and comedian who provides some of the…
Gregor KreycaFeb 1, 2016Absolutely delightful. No one breaks the 4th wall quite like Maurice Chevalier. Watching him sing "What Would You Do" while watching me is one of the best film moments I've experienced. Goodness what a great showman he is, and what a charming film. I can't recall the last…
LiseNov 17, 2021I love how Lubitsch's characters smile. And also how they talk, how they move, how they exist. So light and tasteful. It should not be possible to portray high class adultery liaisons with so much charm and elegance.
Diogo Serafim