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The Emperor Waltz

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In a post-war Europe filled with tension and longing, a charming American, a talented piano salesman, finds himself entangled in a musical and romantic web in the midst of a divided country. Upon arriving in an elegant Austrian city, he becomes the center of attention by delivering his charming melodies and charisma.

As he tries to sell his piano to the family of the local prince, the protagonist falls head over heels for the beautiful and determined daughter of the nobleman. However, their romance is not easy to navigate; social differences and family expectations threaten to tear them apart. The prince, a man of rules and protocol, does not approve of his daughter's feelings for a commoner from a distant land.

The story intertwines with vibrant musical numbers and comedic scenes that showcase the clash between the rigidity of royalty and the freedom of the American spirit. Meanwhile, the confrontation between the salesman and the prince reaches its peak in a musical event that reveals not only their talents but also the true emotions both men feel for the young woman.

With a touch of romance, humor, and catchy melodies, this classic tale of love and the struggle for freedom challenges the norms and traditions of the time, reminding us that true love can bloom in the most unexpected places, bridging barriers and transcending class distinctions with a tone of joy and hope.

Media type
Movie
Year
1948
Director
Billy Wilder
Writer
Charles Brackett
Billy Wilder
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.00
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
73.00
Actors
Bing Crosby
Joan Fontaine
Roland Culver
Lucile Watson
Richard Haydn
Harold Vermilyea
Sig Ruman
Julia Dean
Bert Prival
Roberta Jonay
John Goldsworthy
Gender
Romance
Comedy
MΓΊsica
Country
United States
Producers
Charles Brackett
Original title
The Emperor Waltz
Duration
106
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