Dreamy Thursday: Four Romantic Dreamy Movies

Happy Thursday, my friends.
I'm going to bring back my Dreamy Thursday
posts, where I share things, places,
people that give me that happy dreamy
feelings.
To kick it off, I'm sharing these
four dreamy romantic films
to get you through a sultry summer day.




1. September Affair starring Joan Fontaine and Joseph Cotten. (On Netflix)
2. History is Made at Night starring Charles Boyer and Jean Arthur. (on Hulu)
3. Cairo Time starring Patricia Clarkson and Alexander Siddig. (on Netflix)
4. The Lost Moment starring Robert Cummings and Susan Hayward. (on Netflix)


You can read my previous posts about them by clicking on the movie title.
Enjoy.

The Lost Moment

Though I still miss watching TCM, with Netflix
I'm discovering more classic films.

The Lost Moment (1947) starring Susan Hayward, Robert Cummings
and Agnes Moorehead is a gothic gem of a movie.

Robert Cummings is Lewis Venable. A book publisher who always
has one eye in the past. He gets wind from a friend of
existing love letters between a famous poet named Jeffrey Ashton
and his lover, Julianna Bordereau.

To his amazement Julianna (Agnes Moorehead) is still alive at 105.
He takes residence in her crumbling home in Venice under the alias of a
writer. There he finds himself attracted to her
dour niece Tina (Susan Hayward) who his highly suspicious of him
lodging in their home while trying to find the letters.

Lewis quickly realizes he is entering a home full of shadows and
mysteries. To tell you more, would ruin the story. The Lost
Moment is based on the novella The Aspern Papers by Henry James.
The acting is topnotch and it keeps you guessing on what will
happen next. This is a lovely film that could be remade
today.

If you like your romance with gothic elements,
The Lost Moment is for you.

You can watch it on Netflix and Youtube.

Here's a clip for you that happens later on in the film.