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Song of Russia

film by Ratoff [1944]

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  • All About Eve
    In Gregory Ratoff: Films of the 1930s and ’40s

    In 1944 Ratoff directed Song of Russia, a World War II romantic drama about a touring concert pianist (Robert Taylor) who falls in love with a peasant (Susan Peters). The film, which some argued was pro-communism, landed screenwriters Paul Jarrico and Richard Collins in difficulty with the House Un-American…

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