Unforgettable Song Trailer

Unforgettable Song Trailer (1982)

07 March 1982 100 mins

Set in England on the eve of the War in Europe. The musical opens at an evening party being hosted by Duke and Duchess Meldrum. Among their glittering guests are the famous opera singer Melva and the Scottish painter Darmen. Although the duke and duchess believe their niece has developed an understanding with family friend Doctor Brand, in reality Jane is secretly engaged to Darmen.

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Mine Saori

as Darmen

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