Donna Reed, Elizabeth Taylor, Eva Gabor
Charles returns to Paris to reminisce about the life he led in Paris after it was liberated. He worked on "Stars and Stripes" when he met Marion and Helen. He would marry and be happy staying in Paris...( read more
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Directed by: Richard Brooks (VI), Richard Brooks I
Release Date: January 1, 1954
DVD Release Date: July 14, 1998
Stats: 100 reviews
A classic Hollywood tear-jerker. I may have to think again about Elizabeth Taylor's acting. Mostly, she leaves me flat. Being a beautiful child can only last so long. In this one, you can see that Donna Reed is the more subtle actress, the more smooth in her transition betwee...( read more)
This film wasn't very interesting and seemed really long and drawn out.
Here in The Last Time I Saw Paris an interesting thing happens. Elizabeth Taylor becomes a woman. Before this picture there were really only two other outstanding performances by Miss Taylor. Or I should say where she was allowed to rise above the material. The first being of cou...( read more)
I really disliked this movie. It was boring. And all I can really think to say is mean things to say about Van Johnson's forehead.
Enjoyable old film with nice performances by both Johnson and Taylor and an adorable performance by the actress who plays their daughter in the film, as well as by Donna Reed. A classic tear-jerker from the 1950s.
Its quite dragging and i didnt see the chemistry between Van Jonhson and Liz Taylor, what i cant understand is that why a biological father cant keep his child now that he wants to, good thing that in the end he was able to get her
Not sure if its due to me not being a big fan of Elizabeth Taylor. But this movie dragged on and it just bored me a little.
Kinda boring and I didn't really follow the story sometimes. But if you have a two hours and you don't know what to do, you can watch ths.
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