Taylor - Dunne romance collection
(DVD)

Title from container.

The last time I saw Paris, based on the story "Babylon revisited" by F. Scott Fitzgerald ; Jane Eyre, based on the novel of the same title by Charlotte Brontë.

"Pop Flix"--Container.

Five motion pictures originally released separately: The Last Time I Saw Paris (1954) -- Father's Little Dividend (1951) -- Penny Serenade 1941) -- Love Affair (1939) -- Jane Eyre (1934).

For private home use only.

The last time I saw Paris / director, Richard Brooks ; screenplay, Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein ; producer, Jack Cummings -- Father's little dividend / director, Vincent Minnelli ; producer Pandro S. Berman ; screenplay, Albert Hackett and Frances Goodrich, based on characters created by Edward Streeter -- Penny serenade / produced and directed by George Stevens ; screenplay by Morrie Ryskind ; story by Martha Cheavens -- Love affair / director, Leo McCarey ; screenplay by Delmer Daves and Donald Ogden Stewart -- Jane Eyre / directed by Christy Cabanne ; producer, Ben Verschleiser ; screenplay, Adele Comandini.

Last time I saw Paris: Elizabeth Taylor, Van Johnson, Donna Reed. Walter Pigeon [sic]. Father's little dividend: Elizabeth Taylor, Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett, Don Taylor. Penny serenade: Irene Dunne, Cary Grant, Beulah Bondi. Love affair: Irene Dunne, Charles Boyer. Jane Eyre: Colin Clive, Virginia Bruse.

In "The last time I saw Paris," a successful writer reminisces about his love affair with a wealthy American in Paris.

In "Father's little dividend" when Kay Dunstan tells her father that she's going to have a baby, Stanley Banks has to cope with being a grandfather for the first time. Sequel to Father of the Bride.

In "Penny serenade" a young married couple's love and personal tragedy that tests their courage.

In "Love affair," an ocean voyage sets the stage for romance when a French playboy meets a beautiful American women and fall in love. Problem is that they are already betrothed. The decide to test their passion by meeting six months later atop the Empire State Building, but tragedy strikes before they reunite.

In "Jane Eyre," a harshly treated orphan girl becomes a governess in a mysterious Yorkshire mansion with a brooding master.

Rating: Not rated.

DVD ; NTSC, playable in all regions, digitally re-mastered, sound enhanced.