The great Greta Garbo last preformance

*** Two-Faced Woman is a good romantic comedy, with very fun scenes at the ski resort. Unfortunately, the plot is patchy, has weak dialogues and loses a little bit in New York, where little funny thing happens. The best sequence is the dance of rumba with Garbo cheerful and half awkward, similar to the classic Ninotchka. I found her role as a ski teacher quite adequate. I don't know if she used a stunt double, but she's convincing. She appears particularly beautiful dressed in sportswear and also in a black dress, but some costumes don't value her body and hairstyles don't always live up to the beauty and glamor she used to offer the public. Cary Grant would be the ideal match for Garbo, however, Melvyn Douglas bursts out like the awkward student. I really enjoyed the outcome in the gorge. Overall, the movie serves to amuse, but does not come to impress. I think of this movie with a screenplay by Billy Wilder and directed by Preston Sturges. Sure enough, Garbo's career would be saved. The star has lost some of the brilliance of the last decades. I can't explain why. Maybe because her old, black and white movies are no longer being shown on TV channels. I remember that until the 1970s, she was still very popular and revered as a mysterious and enigmatic icon by movie critics and Hollywood colleagues.