George Sanders

Linda Darnell

Anna Lee

Edward Everett Horton

Hugo Haas

Laurie Lane

John Philliber

Sig Ruman

John Abbott

Mary Servoss

André Charlot

Robert Greig

Nina Koshetz

Paul Hurst

Charles Trowbridge

Don Brodie

Jimmy Conlin

Byron Foulger

John Kelly

Kate MacKenna

Mike Mazurki

Sharon McManus

Fred Nurney

Frank Orth

Sarah Padden

Constance Purdy

Elizabeth Russell

Ann Staunton

Charles Wagenheim

Seymour Nebenzal

Robert Thoeren

Max Pretzfelder

Douglas Sirk

Rowland Leigh

Rudi Feld

Emile Kuri

Karl Hajos

Lon Anthony

Richard de Wesse

Walter Mayo

Rudolf S. Joseph

Archie Stout

Eugen Schüfftan

Fred Lau

Gregg Tallas

Richard DeWeese

William McGarry

Anton Chekhov

Drama

Summer Storm

Angelus Productions

Nero Films

United States of America

English

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George Sanders is the local magistrate "Petroff" in Czarist Russia in 1912. He is contentedly engaged to his rather uninspiring fiancée "Nadena" (Anna Lee) when he encounters the temptress peasant "Olga" (Linda Darnell). She quite literally knocks this otherwise pillar of the community figure off his feet much to the chagrin of "Nadena" who tells him to get lost. Turns out, "Olga" is a bit of a gold-digger, and when she has an affair with his close friend "Count Volsky" (Edward Everett Horton), "Petroff" is livid - and tragedy ensues. It's based on the Chekhov "Shooting Party" play and is a fair adaptation at that. Sanders and Darnell are well matched by director Douglas Sirk and the machinations of all concerned flow quite well. The production is a bit on the basic side, I'm not sure I recall any outside scenarios, but there is a good supporting cast (Hugo Haas and the usually reliable John Abbott) and the arrival of the Russian Revolution adds an extra twist to what can be, at times, just a little too melodramatic a romance. No, it isn't a great film - but it is quite enjoyable.

Summer Storm

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