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1932 film
Happy Ever After
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Directed by
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Written by
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Produced by
| Erich Pommer
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Starring
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Cinematography
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Music by
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Production
companies
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Distributed by
| Woolf and Freedman Films
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Release date
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- 8 November 1932
(
1932-11-08
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Running time
| 86 minutes
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Language
| English
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Happy Ever After
is a 1932 British-German
musical film
directed by
Paul Martin
and
Robert Stevenson
, and starring
Lilian Harvey
,
Jack Hulbert
,
Cicely Courtneidge
,
Sonnie Hale
, and
Edward Chapman
.
It was made as a co-production between the London-based
Gainsborough Pictures
and Germany's
UFA
. It was one of a series of co-productions between Gainsborough and German firms during the era, but it failed to meet the requirements
to qualify as a British
quota film
.
A German-language version
A Blonde Dream
and a French-language version (
Un reve blond
) were filmed at the same time. The film was shot in
Berlin
at the
Babelsberg Studios
using principally British actors.
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The film's sets were designed by the
art director
Erich Kettelhut
.
Synopsis
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A young woman who dreams of going to
Hollywood
and becoming a
star
, meets and falls in love with two
window cleaners
.
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