Lady Be Good (1928): The Comedy Cult Classic You Need to See · IMDb 3.4 | Dbcult
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Synopsis A silent film version of the Gershwin musical..
Editor's Choice Analysis Lady Be Good (1928) - The silent movie that forgot it was a musical If you are looking for a masterpiece of the late silent era, this isn’t it. But if you’ve ever wondered what happens when a studio decides to turn a hit Broadway musical into a mov...
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1928
Lady Be Good Richard Wallace
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The River's End Victor Heerman
Knowledge Base Lady Be Good FAQ Who directed Lady Be Good? The movie Lady Be Good was directed by Richard Wallace.
When was Lady Be Good released? Lady Be Good was released in the year 1928.
What is the IMDb rating of Lady Be Good? Lady Be Good has an IMDb rating of 3.4 out of 10.
Which country is Lady Be Good from? Lady Be Good is a movie from United States.
What genre is Lady Be Good? Lady Be Good is categorised as Comedy, Romance in the cult cinema archive at Dbcult.
Who stars in Lady Be Good? Lady Be Good features Dot Farley, Eddie Clayton, Charlie Hall, Nita Martan.
Who wrote the screenplay for Lady Be Good? The screenplay for Lady Be Good was written by Sidney Lazarus, Gene Towne, Jack Wagner.
What are movies similar to Lady Be Good? If you enjoy Lady Be Good, you might also like The River's End (1920), A Fitting Gift (1920), The Flame (1920), An Amateur Devil (1920).
Is Lady Be Good considered a cult classic? Yes, Lady Be Good (1928) is featured in the Dbcult archive as a curated cult cinema title, known for its Comedy and Romance qualities.
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Summary A brother-and-sister dance act gets kicked out of their lodgings and tries to hustle their way into high society. It is a silent adaptation of a Gershwin musical, which is exactly as weird as it sounds.
Synopsis A silent film version of the Gershwin musical.
Cult Meter Cult Classic ♦ Overrated
Cult Classic Overrated
Don Charno and His Martini Orchestra
Writers Sidney Lazarus, Gene Towne, Jack Wagner, Guy Bolton, Fred Thompson, Adelaide Heilbron
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