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* MickeyMousing: Done when Mariette and then Gaston run up the stairs of her house.
* ObviousStuntDouble: Because Creator/HerbertMarshall had lost his leg during the war, a stunt double does the scenes where Gaston runs up and down the stairs, and while he's shot from the back, it's obvious the man is younger than Marshall.
* ObviousStuntDouble: Because Creator/HerbertMarshall had lost his leg during the war, a stunt double does the scenes where Gaston runs up and down the stairs, and while he's shot from the back, it's obvious the man is younger than Marshall.
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* BreakfastInBed: Mariette has breakfast in bed while speaking to Lily, Gaston's "secretary", and talking to her about Gaston.
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''Trouble in Paradise'' is a 1932 [[UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra pre-code]] RomanticComedy film directed by Creator/ErnstLubitsch and starring Creator/MiriamHopkins, Creator/KayFrancis, and Creator/HerbertMarshall. A gentleman thief, Gaston Montenescu (Marshall) and Lily, his lady pickpocket partner and lover (Hopkins), join forces to con a beautiful perfume company owner, Mariette Colet (Francis).
In 1991, ''Trouble in Paradise'' was selected for preservation by the United States UsefulNotes/NationalFilmRegistry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
Not to be confused with the video games ''VideoGame/LiloAndStitchTroubleInParadise'' or ''VideoGame/VivaPinata: Trouble in Paradise'', the Music/RandyNewman album, or one of the finishing moves of Wrestling/KofiKingston.
''Trouble in Paradise'' is a 1932 [[UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra pre-code]] RomanticComedy film directed by Creator/ErnstLubitsch and starring Creator/MiriamHopkins, Creator/KayFrancis, and Creator/HerbertMarshall. A gentleman thief, Gaston Montenescu (Marshall) and Lily, his lady pickpocket partner and lover (Hopkins), join forces to con a beautiful perfume company owner, Mariette Colet (Francis).
In 1991, ''Trouble in Paradise'' was selected for preservation by the United States UsefulNotes/NationalFilmRegistry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
Not to be confused with the video games ''VideoGame/LiloAndStitchTroubleInParadise'' or ''VideoGame/VivaPinata: Trouble in Paradise'', the Music/RandyNewman album, or one of the finishing moves of Wrestling/KofiKingston.
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''Trouble in Paradise'' is a 1932 [[UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra pre-code]] RomanticComedy film directed by Creator/ErnstLubitsch and starring Creator/MiriamHopkins, Creator/KayFrancis, and Creator/HerbertMarshall.
Gaston Montenescu
In 1991, ''Trouble in Paradise'' was selected by the Library of Congress for preservation
Not to be confused with the
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Everything you need to know about Madame Colet is shown in one of her first scenes. During two back-to-back scenes with her two suitors Francois Filiba and the Major, she lets the viewers know right off the bat that she even after her husband's death she handles her business and personal life superiorly well with a lot of confidence, to the point where she doesn't want to remarry.
--> '''Colet:''' (to Filiba) "You see, François, marriage is a beautiful mistake which two people make together. But with you, François, I think it would be a mistake."
--> '''Colet:''' (to the Major) "Don't be so down-hearted, Major. You're not the only one I don't love. I don't love Francois either."
--> '''Colet:''' (to Filiba) "You see, François, marriage is a beautiful mistake which two people make together. But with you, François, I think it would be a mistake."
--> '''Colet:''' (to the Major) "Don't be so down-hearted, Major. You're not the only one I don't love. I don't love Francois either."
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* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Gaston and Lily may be {{ConArtist}}s and thieves, but the two of them both deeply love each other and admire their crook skills.
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** In the opening credits the words 'Trouble in' appear and then a bed before the word 'paradise,' subliminally indicating that sex is at least part of the film's plot. It was done so subtly for the time that censors didn't notice it until the film's attempted re-release in 1935.
** Also, this:
---> '''Gaston''': Madame Colet, if I were your father, which fortunately I am not, and you made any attempt to handle your own business affairs, I would give you a good spanking - in a business way, of course.\\
'''Mariette''': What would you do if you were my secretary?\\
'''Gaston''': The same thing.\\
'''Mariette''': ''[smiles]'' You're hired.
** In the opening credits the words 'Trouble in' appear and then a bed before the word 'paradise,' subliminally indicating that sex is at least part of the film's plot. It was done so subtly for the time that censors didn't notice it until the film's attempted re-release in 1935.
** Also, this:
---> '''Gaston''': Madame Colet, if I were your father, which fortunately I am not, and you made any attempt to handle your own business affairs, I would give you a good spanking - in a business way, of course.\\
'''Mariette''': What would you do if you were my secretary?\\
'''Gaston''': The same thing.\\
'''Mariette''': ''[smiles]'' You're hired.
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** In the opening credits the words 'Trouble in' appearGettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and then a bed before the word 'paradise,' subliminally indicating that sex persistent misuse, GCPTR is at least part of the film's plot. It was done so subtly for the time that censors didn't notice it on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the film's attempted re-release in 1935.
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---> '''Gaston''': Madame Colet, if I werefuture, please check the trope page to make sure your father, which fortunately I am not, and you made any attempt to handle your own business affairs, I would give you a good spanking - in a business way, of course.\\
'''Mariette''': What would you do if you were my secretary?\\
'''Gaston''': The same thing.\\
'''Mariette''': ''[smiles]'' You're hired.example fits the current definition.
** In the opening credits the words 'Trouble in' appear
** Also, this:
---> '''Gaston''': Madame Colet, if I were
'''Mariette''': What would you do if you were my secretary?\\
'''Gaston''': The same thing.\\
'''Mariette''': ''[smiles]'' You're hired.
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Not to be confused with the video games ''VideoGame/LiloAndStitch: Trouble in Paradise'' or ''VideoGame/VivaPinata: Trouble in Paradise'', the Music/RandyNewman album, or one of the finishing moves of Wrestling/KofiKingston.
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Not to be confused with the video games ''VideoGame/LiloAndStitch: Trouble in Paradise'' ''VideoGame/LiloAndStitchTroubleInParadise'' or ''VideoGame/VivaPinata: Trouble in Paradise'', the Music/RandyNewman album, or one of the finishing moves of Wrestling/KofiKingston.
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* SpoiledSweet: Mariette.
