Outside of Paradise

Synopsis

In the 1938 film "Outside of Paradise", Phil Regan stars as a down-on-his-luck singer who finds himself in a tropical paradise. As he navigates the challenges of love and life in this exotic setting, he discovers new aspects of himself and reevaluates his own values. The lush cinematography captures the beauty of the location, while the engaging storyline keeps viewers hooked until the very end. Filled with musical performances and heartfelt moments, "Outside of Paradise" is a timeless tale of self-discovery and love set against a backdrop of paradise.

Cast

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  Phil Regan

  Daniel 'Danny' Francis O'Toole

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  Penny Singleton

  Colleen Kerrigan

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  Bert Gordon

  Mischa

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  Leonid Kinskey

  Cafe Owner Ivan Petrovich

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  Ruth Coleman

  Dorothy Stonewall

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  Mary Forbes

  Mrs. Stonewall

Reviews

Critics have mixed feelings about "Outside of Paradise" released in 1938. While some praise the film for its charming musical numbers and the charismatic performance by Phil Regan, others criticize its predictable plot and lack of depth. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 56% rating, with reviewers mentioning the film's nostalgic appeal but noting its dated elements. IMDb rates it at 5.4/10, with some users appreciating the romance and catchy tunes while others find it forgettable. Metacritic offers a more balanced perspective, highlighting the film's escapist charm but pointing out its shortcomings in character development. Overall, "Outside of Paradise" is a pleasant watch for those who enjoy classic musicals.