Ben Mankiewicz Intro - Desiree (1954)

Desiree - (Original Trailer)

A young woman (Jean Simmons) wins the heart of Napoleon (Marlon Brando), though the two can never be together in Desiree (1954).

Desiree (1954) -- (Movie Clip) You've Become A Temptress

Joseph Bonaparte and wife (Cameron Mitchell, Elizabeth Sellars) bring her sister Jean Simmons (title character) to meet his brother Napoleon (Marlon Brando), her one-time fiance, and his wife Josephine (Merle Oberon), her former admirer Bernadotte (Michael Rennie) attending, in Desiree, 1954.

Temptress, The (1926) -- (Movie Clip) Till We Meet In Hell

Technical flash, naughty and operatic content, as French Fontenoy (Marc MacDermott) hosts what we learn is his last bash, blaming all on wanton mistress Elena (Greta Garbo), who's become more interested in new flame Robledo (Antonio Moreno), in MGM's The Temptress, 1926.

Temptress, The (1926) -- (Movie Clip) Will You Think Me Too Bold?

At a wild Paris costume party, fleeing the advances of her creepy lover and host, Elena (Greta Garbo, in her 2nd Hollywood picture) having no fun until intercepted by a stranger (Antonio Moreno), whom we will learn is a close friend of her wronged husband, early in MGM’s The Temptress, 1926.

Desiree (1954) -- (Movie Clip) She Is Without Guile

First appearance for Marlon Brando as Napoleon Bonaparte, in Marseilles, 1794, with his brother (Cameron Mitchell) meeting the family (Richard Deacon, Isobel Elsom, Elizabeth Sellars) of precocious Jean Simmons (title character), early in Henry Koster's Desiree, 1954.

Desiree (1954) -- (Movie Clip) Perhaps I'll Be Shot

Napoleon Bonaparte (Marlon Brando) returns exonerated from a scandal within the French revolutionary army to Marseilles and sweetheart Jean Simmons (title character), whose brother and guardian (Richard Deacon) doesn't approve, in Desiree, 1954.

Temptress, The (1926) -- (Movie Clip) Her Jewels Paid The Way

Argentine engineer Robledo (Antonio Moreno) at first thrilled his childhood pal Torre (Armand Kaliz) has come from France, less delighted when his decadent wife Elena (Greta Garbo), whom he has scorned, appears, in The Temptress, 1926, from a Vicente Blasco-Ibanez novel.