Paris

About Paris

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Paris is a 1929 English romance film directed by Clarence G. Badger. It runs 97 minutes. The cast is led by Irène Bordoni, Jack Buchanan and Louise Closser Hale. It holds an IMDb rating of 7.0.

Irène Bordoni is cast as Vivienne Rolland, a Parisian chorus girl in love with Massachusetts boy Andrew Sabbot (Jason Robards Sr.) Andrew's snobbish mother Cora (Louise Closser Hale) tries to break up the romance. Jack Buchanan likewise makes his talking-picture debut as Guy Pennell, the leading man in Vivienne's revue. No film elements of Paris are known to exist, although the complete soundtrack survives on Vitaphone disks. The sound tape reels for this film survives at UCLA Film and Television Archive.

Director

Clarence G. Badger

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Where can I watch Paris?

Paris is not currently streaming on any Indian OTT platform, and is not available to rent or buy in India.

Is Paris available on OTT in India?

No. Paris is not part of any Indian OTT platform's streaming catalogue.

Is Paris on Netflix?

No. Paris is not on Netflix in India, and it is not streaming on any other Indian OTT platform right now.

Is Paris on JioHotstar?

No. Paris is not on JioHotstar in India, and it is not streaming on any other Indian OTT platform right now.

Is Paris on Prime Video?

No. Paris is not on Prime Video in India, and it is not streaming on any other Indian OTT platform right now.

Can I watch Paris online for free?

Paris is not available on any free or subscription service in India at the moment. Beware of pirated "full movie" streams — they are illegal and unsafe.

When did Paris release?

Paris released on 7 November 1929.