1937 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Produced by Irving Thalberg, Bernard Hyman Directed by George Cukor Written by Frances Marion, James Hilton, Zoe Akins from the novel by Alexandre Dumas Photographed by William Daniels Music by Herbert Stothart 108 minutes Starring Greta Garbo, Robert Taylor, Lionel Barrymore, Elizabeth Allan, Jessie Ralph, Henry Daniell, Lenore Ulric, Laura Hope Crews, Rex O'Malley, E.E. Clive Garbo plays Marguerite Gautier, the consumptive courtesan, who falls in love with an innocent young man (Taylor as Armand Duval). She gives him up in order to shield him from the disrepute that attaches to her name, but dies happily in his arms. A classic Garbo vehicle from the old Dumas warhorse, lushly photographed and well acted, especially by Daniell as the villainous Baron de Varville. Joan Leslie appears briefly as Armand's little sister, Marie Jeanette, celebrating her First Communion with her family at the Duval farm. It was her film debut. By the bye, the scene depicted in the accompanying photograph (Joan is the little girl with the curls to the left) does not appear in the print of Camille available through MGM/UA Home Video. Very highly recommended. Favorite Joan Leslie Film Select your favorite Joan Leslie film here. High Sierra The Great Mr. Nobody The Wagons Roll at Night Sergeant York The Male Animal Yankee Doodle Dandy The Hard Way This Is the Army The Sky's the Limit Thank Your Lucky Stars Hollywood Canteen Where Do We Go From Here? Rhapsody in Blue Too Young to Know Cinderella Jones Two Guys from Milwaukee Repeat Performance Northwest Stampede The Skipper Surprised His Wife Man in the Saddle The Woman They Almost Lynched Flight Nurse Jubilee Trail Hell's Outpost Other Current Results [Sign My Guestbook] [View My Guestbook]