The Romantic Age (1949)
This British drama was originally titled Naughy Arlette. The title character, played by future director Mai Zetterling, is a French exchange student at a British art school. Teacher Hugh Williams is unable to resist Arlette's seductive charms, a fact that brings about his downfall. The girl's randiness also adversely affects Williams' daughter Petula Clark. Based on Serge Weber's novel Lycee des jeaunes filles, The Romantic Age lacks the stylishness demanded by its subject matter. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Starring:
- Mai Zetterling, Hugh Williams, (more)
- Director(s):
- Edmond T. Greville
Synopsis of The Romantic Age
This British drama was originally titled Naughy Arlette. The title character, played by future director Mai Zetterling, is a French exchange student at a British art school. Teacher Hugh Williams is unable to resist Arlette's seductive charms, a fact that brings about his downfall. The girl's randiness also adversely affects Williams' daughter Petula Clark. Based on Serge Weber's novel Lycee des jeaunes filles, The Romantic Age lacks the stylishness demanded by its subject matter. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of The Romantic Age
- Mai Zetterling - Arlette
- Margot Grahame - Helen Dickson
- Carol Marsh - Patricia
- Raymond Lovell - Hedges
- Paul Dupuis - Henri Sinclair
- Adrienne Corri - Nora
- Charlotte Mitchell
- Judith Furse - Miss Adams
- Howard Douglas
- Hugh Williams - Arnold Dickson
- Petula Clark - Julie Dickson
- Margaret Barton - Bessie
- Marie Ney - Miss Hallam
- Jean Anderson
- Walter Horsbrugh
- May Hallatt
- Mark Daly - Withers
- Director(s):
- Edmond T. Greville
- Writer(s):
- Edward Dryhurst, Peggy Barwell
- Producer(s):
- Edward Dryhurst, Eric l'Epine Smith
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