Lewis SeilerDoll Face (1945)

A former burlesque queen needs to acquire some culture to give herself some legitimacy.

This item is part of the collection: Feature Films

Director: Lewis Seiler
Producer: Bryan Foy
Production Company: Twentieth Century Fox
Audio/Visual: sound, black and white
Keywords: Romance

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: Tamlin - - October 19, 2007
Subject: aw schucks

This is a Sweet movie where nobody gets hurt. Features Perry Como who was a top ten singer in those days. title tunes not bad either. No real burly Q. sort of damon runyonesque, that's to say of a genre now long gone when Brooklyn was center of the universe- a movie about a buncha nobodies and nobodies are the best people on earth.
I admit I have a weakness for it.

Reviewer: jimelena - - November 21, 2005
Subject: Carmen Miranda

Too corny for me but my wife likes it.
If Carmen Miranda wasn't in it I wouldn't watch it. Isn't she great?

Reviewer: DonavanBlue - - November 16, 2005
Subject: A Doll of a Doll (Face)

Lively backstage life in the world of burlesque. A young Perry Como sings, but doesn't look quite the same as he did in his later years. Did he treat himself to a nose job? In any case, his singing is unmistakable, soft and soothing. Dennis O'Keefe is semi-convincing as a manager harbouring a crude version of the English language. He looks brighter than his lingo suggests. The movie is entertaining and quite watchable.