Fifth Avenue Girl
1939
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Full Review | Jan 22, 2024. Rotten Tomatoes, home of the Tomatometer, is the most trusted measurement of quality for Movies & TV. The definitive site for Reviews, Trailers, Showtimes, and...
Sing and Like It (1934) Director: William A Seiter. Stars: Zasu Pitts, Pert Kelton, Edward Everett Horton, Nat Pendleton and Ned Sparks. Sing and Like It is a great example of just why Hollywood had a golden age. People mistakenly assume that the golden age meant an abundance of classic films that people can still watch and admire today.
Very funny and endearing comedy about a gangster (Nat Pendleton) determined to make a terrible singer (Zasu Pitts) a success on the stage after hearing her sing a song about mothers. This is a fun little movie with a cast of colorful characters and some great dialogue.
Mar 21, 2023 · Reviews of Sing and Like it 1934. Members. Fans. Likes. Reviews. Lists. Sort by. When Reviewed. Rating. ★★★★ Watched by Michael Shawn 29 Jan 2024. A hilarious pre-code screwball comedy that obviously had an outsized influence on Woody Allen when he made Bullets Over Broadway.
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Former actress-turned-kept woman Ruby (Kelton) insists, “I belong to the world!” Sylvester (Pendleton) shoots back, “You probably did before I took up with ya.”
Have you ever watched a farcical comedy with a huge cast of great supporting actors that let loose while the main character falls in love, learns their lesson, and discover themselves in the third act? Sing and Like It skips the main character completely. It’s a movie entirely populated with character actors front and center, where they spend the r...
One character’s joke with a German accent has someone make a remark about “Weber and Fields”. They’re a pair of old vaudevillian’s whose routine involved garbling English with German accents. They...
A gangster becomes enamored of a dowdy amateur off-key singer and tries to force a producer to put her in his Broadway production.
Sing and Like It movie (1934) review summary: A capable ensemble of below-the-title names is put to good use in William A. Seiter’s Damon Runyon-esque B comedy mixing show business and mobsters.
