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The King discusses negotiations for Florizel's marriage to Princess Brenda, and Miss Vandeleur later reveals that she is that princess.
Florizel becomes intrigued by the mysterious woman aboard the ship, and she later reveals that she is the princess involved in his proposed marriage.
The King sends Florizel to London accompanied by Colonel Geraldine.
The King is identified as Prince Florizel's father and reminds him of his royal duty regarding the proposed marriage.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Miss Vandeleur reveals to Florizel that only the club's president knew their destination, while Geraldine had earlier examined the mysterious envelope...
A reluctant prince investigates a deadly secret club, survives political betrayal, and discovers a royal romance through danger.
Directed by J. Walter Ruben
Trouble for Two (1936) · 6.5/10 · adventure, drama
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