A classy and witty comedy on all fronts - short even for the standards of the day, it seems longer as the plot is so rich and dynamic! Plus, something that really (positively) struck me and is the subtle flirtation between two male characters (i.e. Lucky and the young painter) that is soooo revolutionary for the time --the scene where Lucky ushers off the young guy, closes the door, and sighs in relief and says "I'm beginning to be afraid of myself" is gorgeous.
Review of A Gentleman at Heart
