<![CDATA[Garbo's Greatest Movie?]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Greta Garbo

cameronjtshaw — 14 years ago(November 01, 2011 02:19 AM)

This is very hard, but I will go with Anna Christie.

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Greta Garbo's top ten films.
TORRENT [1926]
THE FLESH AND THE DEVIL [1927]
LOVE [1927]
ANNA CHRISTIE [1930]
GRAND HOTEL [1932]
QUEEN CHRISTINA [1933]
ANNA KARENINA [1935]
CAMILLE [1936]
CONQUEST [1937]
NINOTCHKA [19b6839]

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Anna Karenina

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Mata Hari

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Her greatest performance is in Queen Christina, but I would say Camille is her greatest movie. If it weren't so politically dated, I would have said Ninotchka.

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"Queen Christina" is fantastic! The "bedroom scene" is wonderful. ("Years from now, in my memory I will live in this room.")
Another favorite is "The Mysterious Lady." Greta at the height of her beauty and intrigue. The entire opening "act" is just impossibly beautiful. And unlike many of her early vehicles, where SHE was the only good thing about the film (but of course so mesmserizing that she somehow did make the entire movie good), the plot and her leading man, Conrad Nagel, are also outstanding.
rolling downhill like a snowball headed for hell

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Ninotchka. Garbo is utterly charming and funny.

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While MATA HARI is not my favorite Garbo film, it does explain how I became a fan. Her last scenes with Ramon Novarro were just brilliant.

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If I had to choose I would say one silent, one talkie even if it hard.
For silents I would go for "Woman of Affairs" with John Gilbert and for talkies "Camille" with Robert Taylor. These films catch Garbo at her vey best I believe both as an actress, icon and personnality.

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