01 An Irish rebel leader's romance with an English aristocrat's daughter is tested by the fight for independence.
Brian Aherne brought a refined, gentlemanly presence to British and Hollywood film throughout the 1930s and beyond, frequently playing sophisticated romantic leads. In Shooting Stars (1928): A film actress’s affair with her co-star threatens to unravel when her husband discovers the deception on set. Also notable is Sylvia Scarlett (1935): A woman disguised as a boy joins a con artist and a troupe of theater performers on a series of adventures.
01 An Irish rebel leader's romance with an English aristocrat's daughter is tested by the fight for independence.
02 A woman disguised as a boy joins a con artist and a troupe of theater performers on a series of adventures.
03 A wealthy socialite's carefree lifestyle is upended when she falls for a hardworking archaeologist.
04 A plain but brilliant woman secretly guides her husband's political rise without him ever knowing.
05 A poor country girl's move to the city leads her into a corrupting relationship with a wealthy sculptor.
06 A film actress's affair with her co-star threatens to unravel when her husband discovers the deception on set.