A Night at the Opera, 1935 (dir. Sam Wood)
By SunnydaZe
Groucho> “Is it my imagination, or is it getting crowded in here?”
“At the suggestion of producer Irving Thalberg, the film marked a change of direction in the brothers’ career. In their Paramount films, the brothers’ characters were much more anarchic: they attacked anybody who was so unfortunate to cross their paths whether they deserved it or not, albeit comically. Thalberg, however, felt that this made the brothers unsympathetic, particularly to female filmgoers. So in the MGM films, the brothers were recast as more helpful characters, saving their comic attacks for the villains.” - Night at the Opera Wikipedia Page
When I was younger, PBS used to run movie marathons on New Year’s Eve (maybe they still do?), and it was always either...
Groucho> “Is it my imagination, or is it getting crowded in here?” “At the suggestion of producer Irving Thalberg, the...
Love me some Marx Brothers.
This is such a great movie! If you’ve never seen it I feel bad for you.
It’s amazing how their stuff never gets old.