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A Night At The Opera
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A comedy story that full of musical events follows a malignant business manager of two famous singers while they are helping them to make great successful in their field and in the same time they try to get rid of their enemies.
A comedy story that full of musical events follows a malignant business manager of two famous singers while they are helping them to make great successful in their field and in the same time they try to get rid of their enemies.
Actors:
Walter Woolf King,
William H. OBrien,
Frank Yaconelli,
Sig Ruman,
Mike Donovan,
Jack Chefe,
Stanley Blystone
Walter Woolf King
2 November 1899, San Francisco, California, USA
William H. OBrien
19 July 1891, Peak Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Frank Yaconelli
October 2, 1898 in San Biagio, Italy
Sig Ruman
11 October 1884, Hamburg, Germany
Mike Donovan
November 29, 1878 in North Brookfield, Massachusetts, USA
Jack Chefe
April 1, 1894 in Kiev, Russian Empire [now Ukraine]
Stanley Blystone
1 August 1894, Eau Claire, Wisconsin, USA
Director:
Sam Wood, Edmund Goulding
Country:
United States
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Mike Donovan
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Jack Chefe
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January 18, 2013
It is exciting and perfect; a sign that they have at last learned how to use every resource which Hollywood can offer them; and the simplest reason I can find for calling them funny beyond the power of words to spoil the fun.
Common Sense Media
December 21, 2010
Marx Brothers masterpiece is still hilarious.
Las Vegas Review-Journal
January 13, 2006
Classic, classy Marxist mayhem
June 26, 2007
Fondly remembered for such classic comedy bits as Groucho and Chico drafting a contract, the stateroom scene, and the hilarious climax where the brothers make a shambles of Il Trovatore. Sans Duck Soup, we'll watch this any day.
Cinema em Cena
March 11, 2009
Embora empalideça diante de Diabo a Quatro, melhor filme dos irmãos, traz algumas das cenas mais memoráveis da trupe, dos jogos de palavras às gags físicas.
February 18, 2013
...Groucho's flirtation with respectability and devilish realization that it's much more rewarding to play the clown.
June 26, 2007
Never was a director more aptly named than Sam Wood: his movies are redwood forests of unrelieved monotony.
April 04, 2006
[The Marx Brothers] still let the air out of stuffed shirts and barbecue a few sacred cows, but something got lost in all that MGMness when the screen's ultimate anti-authoritarian team starting working the Andy Hardy side of the street.
New York Times
March 25, 2006
The loudest and funniest screen comedy of the Winter season.
February 28, 2006
...generally an entertaining piece of work...
January 26, 2006
The Brothers get to perform some of their most irresistible routines.
June 26, 2007
The backstage finish, with Harpo doing a Tarzan on the fly ropes, contains more action than the Marxes usually go in for, but it relieves the strictly verbal comedy and provides a sock exit.
