An ordinary young American woman learns that she has become the owner of a tiny European country.An ordinary young American woman learns that she has become the owner of a tiny European country.An ordinary young American woman learns that she has become the owner of a tiny European country.
Raf De La Torre
- Italian Attache
- (uncredited)
Alexander Gauge
- MacNabb the Lawyer
- (uncredited)
Robert Henderson
- Macy's Staff Manager
- (uncredited)
Arthur Hill
- Representative of Johnson K. Johnson
- (uncredited)
Derek Hodgson
- Pageboy
- (uncredited)
Fletcher Lightfoot
- Grand Duke Johnson the First
- (uncredited)
Tom Macaulay
- Grieves
- (uncredited)
Louis Matto
- Hotel Doorman
- (uncredited)
Jack May
- Villager at Council Meeting
- (uncredited)
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- Writer
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- TriviaSir Dirk Bogarde (Tony Craig) agreed to be in this movie because he was eager for lighter material after his role in The Stranger in Between (1952).
- GoofsWhen Lindy is trying to talk Tony into tasting the schneese he takes one bite and hands it back. She presses him to take another bite and hands it back. It now has first two bites gone then several, showing that possibly multiple takes were needed using the same cheese wedge.
- Quotes
Opening Title Card: The producers wish to thank the citizens of Lampidorra for not speaking Lampidorran - thus saving the expense of English subtitles.
- Crazy creditsThe producers wish to thank the citizens of Lampidorra for not speaking Lampidorran -- thus saving the expense of English sub-titles.
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A much better film than some reviews suggest.
I am very sorry that this charming and whimsical film (which I first saw soon after it was first released in the early fifties) has had such a poor reception more recently. In my opinion it has been greatly underrated - but perhaps it appeals more to the European sense of humour than to (for example) the American: maybe we in Europe can understand and appreciate its subtleties and situations more, since we are closer to some of them in real life! Particular mention should be made of the limited but good music - especially the catchy and memorable song "It's a fine, fine night", which was issued separately on an HMV 78rpm record (10 inch plum label, I think!) in the fifties. I would urge anyone interested to give it a try if you get the chance: you may have a pleasant surprise.
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- ianyvonne
- Sep 30, 2006
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- Die Schmugglerprinzessin
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- Runtime1 hour 34 minutes
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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