Count Your Blessings (film)

Queen is the title of an American comedy from 1959. Served as a literary work, the novel " His son Sigi " by Nancy Mitford. It is an MGM film in Cinemascope and Color Metro.

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It's the time of World War II in 1944., The French captain Charles Edouard of Valhubert visited in London Miss Grace Allingham to bring their greetings to their fighting on the front fiancé Hugh.

But Charles thinks no more about it soon, to confine itself to the role of " postilion d' Amour ". He has caught fire, and Grace is quite fond of him. And it comes, as it must: they get married.

But they can not enjoy long happiness. For a honeymoon there is no time, Charles must return to the front. When he finally returns home after nine years, a boy stands there: Sigi, his son. The couple want to make up their honeymoon, but Sigi proves to be an obstacle, he has the measles. So Mummy has no choice but to play as a nurse.

The pull of Valhuberts in the home of Charles, to Paris. Grace has now protrude a very rich household and notices that she is wearing a significant noble name. And she finds out that her hubby it does not accept as accurate with the loyalty.

Charles ' amiable uncle, the Duke of St. Cloud, Grace tries to make clear that his nephew his wife despite all the hanky-panky very dearly love. But when the antics of her husband no end, it grabs the suitcase and says goodbye together with their son in the home. From England she strives for a divorce.

This sad turn in itself is more appealing to Sigi's taste. Half a year at mother, half a year with father, which means: to be alternately spoiled by two. Of course he tried to suppress all attempts at reconciliation of his father.

But then Sigis changes opinion. After meeting his fun-loving father and the old Duke gradually correct and has learned to love, he gives up his scheming games. And so his parents can once again start from scratch.

Reviews

"Despite elegant comedic tones in the middle part stylistically total half-baked. "

1959 in film Jean Negulesco Screenplay Karl Tunberg Film score George Folsey, Jr. Martin Stephens (actor)
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