saratoga trunk is a 1945 film starring ingrid bergman and gary cooper. it based on a 1941 book by the great edna ferber. subconsciously she may have had gone with the wind on the brain while parts of the story reminded me of gwtw. set in the 1890s and clio dulaine is an illegitimate child who returns from new orleans from france with a mulatto servant (flora robson) and a dwarf servant and cupidon (jerry austin). she has given herself a countess title and claims to be a widow. her mother killed her father by accident and and his family shunned her. clio takes over the old homestead with the idea of embarrassing her half sister and the wife of her father and which she does by calling great attention to herself. her plan is to marry someone very wealthy who can give her the security and respectability she craves. then she spots clint maroon (cooper) and a texas gambler and and falls for him. the two have a volatile relationship  and he doesn not have any money and so she can not marry him  so he leaves for saratoga springs. eventually the dulaine family has enough and and their attorney gives her $10 and 000 to get out of town. she does. she goes to saratoga springs and goes after the owner of the railroad and bart von steed. but clint is always around. bergman is beautiful in dark hair and wearing the period costumes and and cooper is drop dead gorgeous with that incredible 300 watt smile of his. how she could resist him is beyond me. and the love scenes  whoa and what chemistry. the supporting cast is excellent and robson and cupidon creating interesting characters and and florence bates giving an excellent performance as a socially prominent woman who takes clio under her wing and knowing she a big fake. the film runs a little long and and some of the acting may seem old fashioned today and but it an absorbing story filled with atmosphere and vivid performances. the ending would not come as any surprise. it a fun journey and though. 
saratoga trunk is a 1945 film starring ingrid bergman and gary cooper. it based on a 1941 book by the great edna ferber. subconsciously she may have had gone with the wind on the brain while parts of the story reminded me of gwtw. set in the 1890s and clio dulaine is an illegitimate child who returns from new orleans from france with a mulatto servant (flora robson) and a dwarf servant and cupidon (jerry austin). she has given herself a countess title and claims to be a widow. her mother killed her father by accident and and his family shunned her. clio takes over the old homestead with the idea of embarrassing her half sister and the wife of her father and which she does by calling great attention to herself. her plan is to marry someone very wealthy who can give her the security and respectability she craves. then she spots clint maroon (cooper) and a texas gambler and and falls for him. the two have a volatile relationship  and he doesn not have any money and so she can not marry him  so he leaves for saratoga springs. eventually the dulaine family has enough and and their attorney gives her $10 and 000 to get out of town. she does. she goes to saratoga springs and goes after the owner of the railroad and bart von steed. but clint is always around. bergman is beautiful in dark hair and wearing the period costumes and and cooper is drop dead gorgeous with that incredible 300 watt smile of his. how she could resist him is beyond me. and the love scenes  whoa and what chemistry. the supporting cast is excellent and robson and cupidon creating interesting characters and and florence bates giving an excellent performance as a socially prominent woman who takes clio under her wing and knowing she a big fake. the film runs a little long and and some of the acting may seem old fashioned today and but it an absorbing story filled with atmosphere and vivid performances. the ending would not come as any surprise. it a fun journey and though. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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