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Line 11: This film was the last of [[Ernst Lubitsch]], who died just over a week after filming started. [[Otto Preminger]] took over, but asked not to be given a directorial credit out of respect for Lubitsch. Not to be confused with the [[Leonardo Dada Vinci]] painting "Lady With an Ermine". ---- {{tropelist}} ~~=== Provides Examples Of: ===~~ * [[Does Not Like Shoes]]: Francesca's outfit in the painting means she's barefoot every time her spirit appears in that outfit. * [[Ermine Cape Effect]]: Aside from the dream dress, Francesca wears only her ermine coat from the panting. Line 23: * [[Pimped-Out Dress]]: A few, from Angelina's wedding dress, to the dream dress Francesca wears. * [[Pretty in Mink]]: The eponymous ermine coat, and at the end, Angelina wears a white ermine coat, hat, and muff {{spoiler\|which effectively became a wedding dress at the end}}. * [[Rule of Symbolism]]: [[In -Universe]]. When appealing to the 16th century invaders, Francesca wears an ermine coat to show her noble lineage, and bare feet (although with lack of [[Foot Focus]]) to show she's being humble. * [[She's Got Legs]]: The 19th century dress Francesca wears has nothing under the crinoline, so Grable can lift it up and show off her gams. ** The way the ermine coat is cut also seems designed to show off her lower legs. Line 29: {{reflist}} [[Category:Films of the 1940s]] [[Category:That Lady Inin Ermine]] [[Category:Film]]