Riptide

Mary is an impulsive woman who marries Lord Philip Rexford, a British aristocrat. While their marriage is initially successful, a trip to the Italian Riviera leads to an unexpected reunion between Mary and a former admirer named Tommie. As rumors begin to spread about the encounter, Philip loses trust in his wife and initiates divorce proceedings. Mary is forced to decide between her husband and the man she loved in the past.

Released in 1934, this American romantic drama was produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. It was directed by Edmund Goulding, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Ben Hecht. In the chronological progression of Goulding's work, this film follows Grand Hotel and precedes A Night at the Opera. The movie stars Norma Shearer as Lady Mary Rexford, alongside Herbert Marshall as Lord Philip Rexford and Robert Montgomery as Tommie L. Trent. The supporting cast includes Mrs. Patrick Campbell, Richard Gallagher, and Ralph Forbes.

The film has a runtime of 92 minutes and features a credited cast of 20 performers. Audience reception has been moderately positive, with a rating of 6.3/10 on IMDb based on 728 votes.