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Noix de coco ( The Cocoanuts) est un film musical comique américain des Marx Brothers réalisé par Robert Florey et Joseph Santley, sorti en 1929 durant l'ère pré-Code . Produit pour Paramount Pictures par Walter Wanger (dont le nom n'est pas cité), il met en vedette les quatre frères Marx, Oscar Shaw, Mary Eaton et Margaret Dumont.
1 de abr. de 2022 · Screenshots. The Cocoanuts (1929) In the Marx Brothers' debut 96-minute film with music and lyrics by Irving Berlin - one of the earliest successful talkie films; it was derived from a Broadway musical stage hit and marked by numerous clever one-liners and puns and some memorable sequences, but also plagued with long musical interludes and ...
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The Cocoanuts is a 1929 American musical comedy movie directed by Robert Florey and Joseph Santley and was based on the 1925 musical of the same name. It stars Marx Brothers , Mary Eaton , Oscar Shaw , Margaret Dumont , Kay Francis , Cyril Ring and was distributed by Paramount Pictures .
When Mrs. Potter’s necklace disappears, the suspects are drawn from Silent Sam (Harpo) and Willie (Chico), two vagabonds intent on stealing the hotel’s silverware, and a hotel clerk in love with Mrs. Potter’s daughter, Polly. More to the point, the show includes the classic “Why a Duck?” routine, and the classic auction scene.
The A.V. Club. Only about half of 1929's The Cocoanuts, an early sound-era comedy, was entrusted to the Marx brothers' vaudevillian antics; the rest was left to drippy Irving Berlin songs, kick-lines of bathing beauties, and a half-baked subplot about a stolen necklace. Yet the good scenes establish the Marx dynamic to hilarious effect.
