Seven Days' Leave

Name: Seven Days' Leave
Released: 1930
Rating: 55.29
Cast: Gary Cooper, Arthur Hoyt, Basil Radford, Beryl Mercer, Nora Cecil

1930

Drama

1h 20m

Seven Day's Leave was actually Gary Cooper's first all talking film, but Adolph Zukor at Paramount decided to hold up the release of it until after The Virginian was on the big screen. Seven Days Leave is a screen adaption of one of James M. Barrie's plays, The Old Lady Shows Her Medals. (imdb)

Seven Days' Leave

1930

Drama

1h 20m

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Rated 12 Mar 2013

This was such a sweet story about a lonely old woman who pretends she has a son fighting in the war to her gossiping old friends. And then the guy she's taken the the name for her son from appear and they end up bonding. Beryl Mercer is adorable as the sad old lady and Gary Cooper filled his spot as the rebel soldier turning good for his new 'mom'. The movie has got it's quirky faults that was normal during the first years of sound film, but looking past that the movie was a mellow delight.

Rated 12 Mar 2013

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