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The Constant Nymph |
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The Constant Nymph - 1928 | 97 mins | Romance | B&WThe Production TeamDirector: Adrian
Brunel. Producer: Michael Balcon and Basil Dean. Script: Adrian Brunel, Basil Dean, Margaret Kennedy and Alma Reville. (based on a play by Margaret Kennedy) Cinematography: David W. Gobbett. |
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The Cast |
Plot Synopsis This is the first of three film versions of Margaret Kennedy's 1924
best-seller The Constant Nymph. Tessa (Mabel Poulton) is an impressionable
young girl who falls in love with brilliant but impoverished composer
Lewis Dodd (Ivor Novello). The selfish Dodd however barely acknowledges
Tessa's existence, preferring instead the company of the older, prettier
and wealthier Paulina (Dorothy Boyd). Only when it is nearly too late
does Dodd realize how much he loves Tessa and how the girl has influenced
his finest musical work. |
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