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The Marx Brothers were five brothers of Jewish immigrant descent from Germany who got their start in vaudeville acts in the early 1900s. Their first film was 1929's The Cocoanuts. Duck Soup, released in 1933, was one of their most famous and politically satirical films, mocking incompetent governments. It featured the unique comedic talents of brothers Chico, Harpo, Groucho, Zeppo, and their frequent costar Margaret DuMont. Though some found its silly humor unsuitable amid the Great Depression, it has since been preserved for its cultural significance.
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This document provides a list and commentary on classic international films from 1934-1960. It notes that these films were completed by small crews working independently outside of the major studio system. As a result, the films are more idiosyncratic and original, reflecting the artistic vision of the director. Some of the films mentioned that exemplify this include The Virgin Spring (1960) directed by Ingmar Bergman and The Grand Illusion (1936) directed by Jean Renoir. The document encourages exploring these films which offer subtleties of character and psychological complexity not found in many mainstream studio productions of the time period.
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This document provides a history of comedy genres in film from 1895 to the present. It describes the emergence of silent comedy films in the early 1900s led by Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, and Harold Lloyd. In the 1920s, animated cartoons like Felix the Cat became popular. In the 1930s, sound was introduced and comedies featured verbal humor from stars like W.C. Fields and the Marx Brothers. During World War II, comedies often addressed military themes. Television began competing with film in the 1950s, leading studios to make more adult-oriented comedies. The 1960s saw the rise of satire and social commentary in comedies. Iconic stars like Woody Allen and Mel Brooks emerged in
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The document discusses a quarter life crisis experienced by the author after graduating from college. It references the 1967 film The Graduate, in which the recent college graduate Benjamin Braddock has an affair with Mrs. Robinson, played by Anne Bancroft. The author seems to be struggling with uncertainty about their path after completing their education and is looking for more guidance than what the film provided.
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- 3. Chico Marx (“Chicolini” in Duck Soup)
- 4. Harpo Marx (“Pinky” in Duck Soup) - Harpo is a mime
- 5. Groucho Marx (“Rufus T. Firefly” in Duck Soup)
- 6. Zeppo Marx (“Bob Roland” in Duck Soup) - Zeppo is the “straight man”
- 7. The “honorary” Marx Margaret DuMont (“Mrs. Teasdale” in Duck Soup)
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