Not more though, not more. It is kind of comedy, thriller, hesitating between several tendancies in the script, as so many features from the thirties. It is not a bad, lousy movie but on the contrary worth seeing. One part takes place in the South Of France, French Riviera, which brings a specific touch, charm to which many audiences can't be insensitive. The topic itself is predictable, nothing, so don't expect much from this side. William Nigh was a important director during the silent period and a bit less when the talkies emerged. He was a prolific film maker and for gem diggers his filmography is interesting, no matter the stories.
Review of Monte Carlo Nights
