A charming and heartwarming romantic comedy by Ernst Lubitsch, a master of Hollywood's golden age. "I've only made women cry, so of course I'm going to hell." Old gentleman Henry confesses this to the King of Hell, the judge at the entrance to the afterlife, and asks for judgment. Intrigued, the King of Hell whimsically decides to listen to Henry's 70-year "history with women." His life and the women... told in flashbacks. When the reminiscence ends, the time for judgment finally arrives. The unique comedy style known as the "Lubitsch touch," with its witty sensibility and sophisticated storytelling. It influenced many directors, including Wilder, Truffaut, and Yasujiro Ozu. Chaplin, who was active at the same time, praised the humor and elegance of his work. This is the only color film by the giant of Hollywood's golden age, director Ernst Lubitsch. This phantom masterpiece, which was never released in Japan due to the war, was released in 1990, 47 years after its production, and became a big hit not only among long-time Lubitsch fans but also among younger generations. <Color Film> STAFF Director, Production: Ernst Lubitsch Original Story "Birthday": Laszlo Bus-Fekete Subtitle Translation: Yukiko Furuta (Subtitle Supervision: Koichi Yamada) CAST Martha: #Gene Tierney Henry: Don Ameche A romantic comedy from 1943, a masterpiece directed by Ernest Lubitsch. - Title: Heaven Can Wait - English Title: HEAVEN CAN WAIT - Director: Ernest Lubitsch - Cast: Gene Tierney, Don Ameche, Charles Coburn - Production Year: 1943 - Disc Condition: Good Thank you for viewing. I have other items for sale as well. ↓↓Please take a look below↓↓ #fwkg4880's Foreign Films