Ninotchka (5/10) Movie CLIP - Ninotchka Laughs (1939) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Leon (Melvin Douglas) is intent upon making Ninotchka (Greta Garbo) laugh, despite the fact that she is unamused by any of his jokes.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
"Garbo Laughs!" declared the ads for Ninotchka. In the face of dwindling foreign revenues, MGM decided to put Greta Garbo, a bigger draw in Europe than the US, in a box-office-savvy comedy, engaging the services of master farceur Ernst Lubitsch to direct. The film opens in Paris during the aftermath of the Russian revolution. A trio of Russian delegates (Sig Rumann, Felix Bressart, and Alexander Granach) are sent to Paris to sell the Imperial Jewels for ready cash. Grand Duchess Swana (Ina Claire), who once owned the jewels, sends her boyfriend Count Leon (Melvyn Douglas) to retrieve the diamonds, and he turns the trio into full-fledged capitalists, wining and dining them all through Paris. Moscow then dispatches the humorless, doggedly loyal Comrade Ninotchka (Garbo) to retrieve both the prodigal Soviets and the gems. When Leon turns his charm on Ninotchka, she regards him coldly, informing him that love is merely a "chemical reaction." Even his kisses fail to weaken her resolve. Leon finally wins her over by taking an accidental fall in a restaurant, whereupon Ninotchka laughs for the first time in her life. She goes on a shopping spree and gets drunk, while Leon begins falling in love with her in earnest. As a bonus to the frothy script, by Billy Wilder and others, and its surefire star power, Ninotchka features what is perhaps Bela Lugosi's most likeable and relaxed performance.
CREDITS:
TM & © Warner Bros. (1939)
Cast: Melvyn Douglas, Greta Garbo
Director: Ernst Lubitsch
Producers: Ernst Lubitsch, Sidney Franklin
Screenwriters: Charles Brackett, Melchior Lengyel, Walter Reisch, Billy Wilder
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Where did those bright stars disappear to ???? Mr. Douglas is so cute here...and Garbo - no words...!!!
To the heavenly firmament, which shines brightly.
She's so cute when she laughing
Garbo laughs!
+SaintPreux1989 her laughing in Camillle, makes you fall in love instantly
+D.Raffael yes ❤❤
She's so gosh darn cute! ❤
Even Lenin laughs in this film.
Para mí es la escena más bonita del cine.Cuando te das cuenta q estas enamorado.Preciosa.
Greta was such an incredible presence that film-makers, writers, actors and everyone involved would do anything for her.
She's laughing
Best movie times, without doubt.
Possibly one of the greatest scenes in movie history.
Garbo's deadpan is the best part.
Typical extrovert trying to bring an introvert which is just minding his own business out of its shell.
Melvin insuperable.Super química entre los 2
"I vant to loff."
The great Garbo
I vont to laff alone.
I was raised as a communist so not supposed to like Ninotchka, couldn't help it: I did and so did a lot of comrades, we were only humans in the end
¡La Garbo ríe!
What a great scene
Can someone explain the coffee joke to me?
"Coffee without cream" is the same as "coffee without milk" -- it's just plain coffee. But since the restaurant is out of cream, the waiter jokes that he can only serve him the latter.
Idiot.
Garbo ri
1:56
Typical. Comrades laugh seeing somebodys misfortune.
They laughed at the joke first, and they ain't comrades, they're French workers.
Why is this so funny?
Idiot
who is here because of zizek?
Mansplaining in 1939
1:58