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The Singer of Seville

1931, French. Directed by Yvan Noé & Ramon Novarro.

Ramon Novarro starred and directed this French remake of Call of the Flesh as he studios feared subtitles and dubbing techniques were primitive at the time. A student nun falls in love with a singer performing in the cafe next door to her convent.

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Released
21 February 1931
Original title
Le chanteur de Séville

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What The Singer of Seville is based on

The Singer of Seville is based on Call of the Flesh, a 1930 film.

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The Singer of Seville isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 21 February 1931. (Checked 13 November 2026.)

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Who directed The Singer of Seville?

The Singer of Seville (1931) was directed by Yvan Noé and Ramon Novarro.

What is The Singer of Seville based on?

The Singer of Seville is based on Call of the Flesh, a 1930 film.

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