Let's Live Tonight

The film follows Nick Kerry, portrayed by Tullio Carminati, a rich rounder who captivates women with his wealth and yacht. His romantic escapades lead him to Kay Routledge, played by Lilian Harvey, an American girl who becomes infatuated with him. When Nick sails away, Kay is left heartbroken, but his memories of her compel him to return from India, only to discover that she is now engaged to his friend. The narrative intertwines humor and romance against the idyllic setting of France, showcasing the complexities of love and social status.

With a cast that includes notable actors such as Janet Beecher, Hugh Williams, and Arthur Treacher, the film captures the essence of the romantic comedy genre of the 1930s. It reflects the era's fascination with wealth and the often tumultuous relationships it creates. For collectors, this film is a reminder of classic storytelling and performances that defined a significant period in cinema history.