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Camille Cast |
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Greta Garbo
(as Marguerite Gautier)
with Robert Taylor
(as Armand Duval)
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Camille (1936) was nominated for the following awards:
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* The play originally opened in Paris on 2 February 1852. Alexandre Dumas fils based the character Marguerite on a woman with whom he had an affair for 11 months. She died when she was 23. The movie inspired Milton Benjamin to write and publish a song in 1936 called "I`ll Love Like Robert Taylor, Be My Greta Garbo". Greta Garbo`s personal favorite of all her films. The film had its world premier at the Plaza Theater on Palm Canyon Drive in Palm Springs, California on 12 December 1936, which also was the grand opening night of the theater. Robert Taylor was in attendance at the gala.
Greta Garbo wore bedroom slippers under all her fancy dresses so she could be comfortable, as well as more naturalistic in her acting. Film debut of Joan Leslie. | ||
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