Movie Crazy

1932
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1h 24min

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Constance Cummings and Harold Lloyd in Movie Crazy (1932)

Tras una confusión con la fotografía de su candidatura, un aspirante a actor es invitado a una proyección de prueba y se marcha a Hollywood.Tras una confusión con la fotografía de su candidatura, un aspirante a actor es invitado a una proyección de prueba y se marcha a Hollywood.Tras una confusión con la fotografía de su candidatura, un aspirante a actor es invitado a una proyección de prueba y se marcha a Hollywood.

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- 1 premio ganado y 1 nominación en total

Elenco principal38

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Harold Lloyd

Harold Hall

Constance Cummings

Mary Sears

Kenneth Thomson

Vance

Louise Closser Hale

Mrs. Kitterman

Spencer Charters

J.L. O'Brien

Robert McWade

Wesley Kitterman

Eddie Fetherston

Bill
(as Eddie Fetherstone)

Sydney Jarvis

The Director

Harold Goodwin

Miller

Mary Doran

Margie

DeWitt Jennings

Mr. Hall
(as De Witt Jennings)

Lucy Beaumont

Mrs. Hall

Arthur Housman

Customer Who Didn't Order Rabbit

Bruce Bennett

Dinner Guest
(sin créditos)

Jack Chefe

Party Guest
(sin créditos)

Edmund Cobb

Harold's Classmate Bill
(sin créditos)

James Ford

Party Guest
(sin créditos)

Wally Howe

Minor Role
(sin créditos)

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7/10

Harold Lloyd continues

In Littleton, Kansas, accident prone Harold Hall (Harold Lloyd) is desperate to be in the movies but is lacking in acting skills. He sends in a photo but accidentally sends in the picture of a heartthrob. The movie studio offers him a screen test. He arrives and causes havoc on set. He befriends actress Margie after a bumbling attempt at fixing her convertible in the rain. He stumbles his way through his screen test. Studio head O'Brien is angered at getting fooled with the wrong photo but Harold mistakenly thinks the screen test went well. He gets involved in the life of movie star Mary Sears.

This is Harold Lloyd in one of his early talkies. He made the transition well and continued his stardom. He has his physical comedy. He makes a sympathetic leading man. I think it could have done better to spend time with Harold and Margie together. There's a bit of romance but I would like more. I love the whole slapstick in the rain and I want more with the pairing. Overall, this has plenty of good physical comedy from Harold Lloyd and his appealing manner makes him a great leading man.

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Trivia
Clyde Bruckman is the credited director, but most of the film was actually directed by Harold Lloyd due to Bruckman's often being incapacitated due to his alcoholism.

Errores
During flood and fight, "Vance" has a noose wrapped around his ankle. Shortly after, Vance is seen kneeling with no rope attached, and then the rope is again around his ankle as the fight continues.

Citas
[first lines]
Radio Broadcaster: [voice over] You have been listening to the Voice of Hollywood. That enchanted town. Here is the place where adventure came riding in on the magic rug and spilled its magic on those below. Where else can fame spread her wings so fast? The youth today is a star tomorrow. All is gay!

Versiones alternativas
1953 re-release version through Monarch Films is edited to 79 minutes. This was the only version shown on television for years. In April 2003 Turner Classic Movies channel premiered the newly restored version, mastered by the UCLA Film & Television Archive from the original film elements. This version is fully restored and runs 98 minutes.