Paul Muni and Cornel Wilde star in Columbia's story of Chopin. Merle Oberon co-stars as "George Sand". Békássy István is contemporary Franz Liszt. In paris, where they can live, and write, and perform, and celebrate! Light and fluffy. a sense of humor and comedy, having escaped the drudgery of the old life. a grand production, showing the ups and downs of Chopin's personal life. and the interactions with George and Liszt. Living free and as he wishes in Paris, but then his friends start to say he should be doing more for his home country Poland. and some kind of jealousy triangle going on with Sand. Directed by Charles Vidor, who made SO many great films! "Song To Remember" won some awards at the film festivals. was nominated for SIX oscars, but didn't win any; Paul Muni and Cornel Wilde star in Columbia's story of Chopin. Merle Oberon co-stars as "George Sand". Békássy István is contemporary Franz Liszt. In paris, where they can live, and write, and perform, and celebrate! Light and fluffy. a sense of humor and comedy, having escaped the drudgery of the old life. a grand production, showing the ups and downs of Chopin's personal life. and the interactions with George and Liszt. Living free and as he wishes in Paris, but then his friends start to say he should be doing more for his home country Poland. and some kind of jealousy triangle going on with Sand. Directed by Charles Vidor, who made SO many great films! "Song To Remember" won some awards at the film festivals. was nominated for SIX oscars, but didn't win any; or for Gilda, a year later, which really was a ripoff. Vidor was married to Doris Warner, as in Warner Brothers; he died quite young of a heart attack. This one is okay, and pretty much tells the story, in almost a monotone fashion.
Vidor didn't win any for Gilda, a year later, which really was a ripoff. Vidor was married to Doris Warner, as in Warner Brothers; he died quite young of a heart attack. This one is okay, and pretty much tells the story, in almost a monotone fashion.
Review of A Song to Remember
