Living on Velvet
(1935)
77-78 or 80 mins | Melodrama | 2 March 1935
Director:
Frank BorzageWriters:
Jerry Wald, Julius EpsteinCinematographer:
Sid HickoxEditor:
William HolmesProduction Designer:
Robert M. HaasProduction Company:
First National Productions Corp.Var notes that although portions of the film were supposed to take place in Patchogue on Long Island, the mountains seen in the background are not indigenous to Long Island. According to the copyright synopsis, the film originally was to end with George Brent's character dying in the automobile crash. According to modern sources, Warren William's character was to win the girl after Brent's character's death, but as William's contract was about to end, Jack Warner awarded the romance to Brent's character. Modern sources add the following credits: Asst dir Lew Borzage, Lee Katz and John Gates. According to modern credits, a working title was Tragedy with Music. ...
Var notes that although portions of the film were supposed to take place in Patchogue on Long Island, the mountains seen in the background are not indigenous to Long Island. According to the copyright synopsis, the film originally was to end with George Brent's character dying in the automobile crash. According to modern sources, Warren William's character was to win the girl after Brent's character's death, but as William's contract was about to end, Jack Warner awarded the romance to Brent's character. Modern sources add the following credits: Asst dir Lew Borzage, Lee Katz and John Gates. According to modern credits, a working title was Tragedy with Music.
After pilot Terry Parker survives a plane crash that kills his sister, father and mother, he believes he is living on borrowed time. Unable to take anything seriously, he continually gets into trouble. His friend, Walter Pritcham, known as Gibraltar for his steady nature, rescues him from one debacle and brings him to a party. Terry catches the eye of Amy Prentiss and they fall in love at first sight. When Terry realizes that she is Gibraltar's girl, he tries to step aside, but Gibraltar, caring only for Amy's happiness, reunites them. Despite the misgivings of Amy's aunt Martha, she and Terry marry and Gibraltar gives them a house in the country on Long Island, arranging to buy some worthless stock for a high price in order to loan them money without hurting Terry's pride. Terry is unable to get a job until he hits on the idea of flying commuters into New York. Amy, however, believes that Terry will never act responsibly and leaves him. Although Gibralter advises her to return to Terry, Amy feels that he is better off without her. Then Terry crashes his car and Amy and Gibraltar rush to his side. Terry and Amy realize how much they love each other and vow never to ...
After pilot Terry Parker survives a plane crash that kills his sister, father and mother, he believes he is living on borrowed time. Unable to take anything seriously, he continually gets into trouble. His friend, Walter Pritcham, known as Gibraltar for his steady nature, rescues him from one debacle and brings him to a party. Terry catches the eye of Amy Prentiss and they fall in love at first sight. When Terry realizes that she is Gibraltar's girl, he tries to step aside, but Gibraltar, caring only for Amy's happiness, reunites them. Despite the misgivings of Amy's aunt Martha, she and Terry marry and Gibraltar gives them a house in the country on Long Island, arranging to buy some worthless stock for a high price in order to loan them money without hurting Terry's pride. Terry is unable to get a job until he hits on the idea of flying commuters into New York. Amy, however, believes that Terry will never act responsibly and leaves him. Although Gibralter advises her to return to Terry, Amy feels that he is better off without her. Then Terry crashes his car and Amy and Gibraltar rush to his side. Terry and Amy realize how much they love each other and vow never to part.
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