Escapade is a 1935 romantic comedy film starring William Powell and Luise Rainer.

Set somewhere in Vienna in the 1900s, the film opens with a successful surgeon (Morgan), feeing[clarification needed] for the affection of his wife (Bruce).

The surgeon's wife contacts the artist and allows herself to be painted while only dressed in furs, with her face covered by a mask.

[3] During the film's first preview, Rainer ran out of the cinema and later said about the event: "On the screen, I looked so big and full of face, it was awful.

In The Family Circle magazine's August 1935 edition, the following was written of her: "There is no need to tell you about any of the players except Miss Rainer.

Because of her wide-eyed facial expressions, the manner in which she pronounces some words, plus certain tricks of inflection in reading lines, Miss Rainer will be accused of imitating Elisabeth Bergner.