Product Description

Elizabeth Taylor plays Helen Ellswirth, a young socialite who lives in post WWII Paris. She falls in love with and marries a young American journalist, Charles (Van Johnson), whose ambition is to become a novelist. Together they get caught up in a reckless and carefree lifestyle with their friends of the Parisian Artistic Society. They find out too late that this kind of life does not mix well with marriage, family and career.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #155940 in DVD
• Released on: 2006-02-13
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Color, DVD, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 116 minutes

Customer Reviews

The Last Time I Saw Paris
I enjoy the movie or else I wouldn't have ordered it. However the quality of the film was very poor. It was grainy and the sound was not good quality. I was disappointed.

TAYLOR`S BEST AFTER A PLACE IN THE SUN
Elizabeth Taylor has been quoted saying that this is the film that made her want 2 be more than a mere moviestar. It was the first time since Angela Vickers in A Place in the Sun, that she was proud of her work. She got rave reviews and both her talent and appearance is startling. I can`t remember seeing her so natural and good in any other picture. The film has been dogged by many critics and has suffered from little reputation. In my opinion however; THE LAST TIME I SAW PARIS is the best Taylor, with A PLACE IN THE SUN, WHO`S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? and CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF. Trivia: "a viewer from Oslo, Norway" is in fact me.

Keep the family size box ot tissues ready!
What a wonderful movie. Elizabeth Taylor is captivating in one on her many fine performances in "The Last Time I Saw Paris". Van Johnson gives a compelling and very believable performance as a frustrated writer flirting with Alcoholism and disaster in his marriage. We have a young and very handsome Roger Moore playing a tennis bum wooing the unhappy Taylor. Donna Reed, Eva Gabor and Walter Pidgeon also give this film their best. Melodramatic to say the least, but not to be missed. CAL