Las follies de Ziegfield

Título original: Ziegfeld Girl

1941
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2h 12min

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Judy Garland, James Stewart, Hedy Lamarr, and Lana Turner in Las follies de Ziegfield (1941)

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En los años veinte, tres mujeres se convierten en artistas del famoso espectáculo de Broadway Ziegfeld Follies, donde encuentran fama, amor y tragedia.En los años veinte, tres mujeres se convierten en artistas del famoso espectáculo de Broadway Ziegfeld Follies, donde encuentran fama, amor y tragedia.En los años veinte, tres mujeres se convierten en artistas del famoso espectáculo de Broadway Ziegfeld Follies, donde encuentran fama, amor y tragedia.

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Trivia
The scene in which Susan Gallagher (Judy Garland) auditions for the Ziegfeld Follies is strikingly similar to Garland's own audition for MGM in 1935. Like her character, Garland came in with her father (Frank Gumm) as her accompanist and was flopping until Roger Edens, like Slayton (Paul Kelly) in the film, took over the audition, coached her to sing more softly and subtly, and got her the MGM contract.

Errores
Though the movie takes place in the 1920s, the clothes are clearly from the early 1940s.

Citas
Jimmy Walters: Soon as I saw you, I said to myself, that's a hot lookin' little number.
Sheila 'Red': Don't let it throw ya champ. I'm 20 degrees cooler than you think.
Jimmy Walters: Ah, one of them refrigerated dames, huh?
Sheila 'Red': That's right. You're not the guy to defrost me either.

Conexiones
Edited from El gran Ziegfeld (1936)

Bandas sonoras
Laugh? I Thought I'd Split My Sides
(1941) (uncredited)
Written by Roger Edens
Performed by Charles Winninger and Judy Garland

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7/10

legendary cast

Three girls get a chance to being new Ziegfeld girls. Elevator girl Sheila Regan (Lana Turner) with boyfriend Gilbert Young (James Stewart) finds herself pursued by a millionaire. Susan Gallagher (Judy Garland) has to abandon her vaudeville act with her father. Sandra Kolter (Hedy Lamarr) is a mystery woman from overseas.

The cast is filled with legendary names. That alone makes this an interesting movie. Each girl's story is compelling to some extent. At least, it's interesting to watch the legendary beauties. The least interesting is the actual Ziegfeld Follies. It's only a line of beauties walking down the stairs in costumes. The song and dance for the three is mostly walking around. It's not much of a song and dance play. Judy Garland doing vaudeville with her show business father is far more interesting. Of course, she is perfectly comfortable with that. Lana Turner gets to play opposite Jimmy Stewart and has the juicier story. Hedy Lamarr has the least compelling story which ends with simply walking away. All in all, it's a great star watch and a functional musical.