Professor Higgins is determined to transform a simple flower girl into a lady so she can move in higher social circles. But the feelings he develops for Eliza Doolittle confuse him and jeopardize his project. Professor Higgins teaches phonetics and observes other people and their forms of expression with professional interest, including the flower girl Eliza Doolittle. He wants to conduct an experiment with her, educating her so comprehensively as a 'lady' that she can hold her own in higher social circles and no one will suspect her social origins. He successfully trains her to speak without using slang and shapes his ideal image. But his scientific experiment is thwarted by romantic feelings. This is the first film adaptation of the later musical hit "My Fair Lady." In this adaptation of George Bernard Shaw's play, which later became famous as a musical, Gustaf Gründgens shines in the title role. Reviews New product