Two songwriters want to cast a British star in their new show..
Is this thing worth a watch? If you have a soft spot for 1930s musicals where everyone talks in a slightly weird, clipped way, you’ll probably have a decent time. If you need a plot that makes sense or characters who don’t act like they’ve had five cups of coffee before every scene, skip it. It’s basically a series of ...
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"Is this thing worth a watch? If you have a soft spot for 1930s musicals where everyone talks in a slightly weird, clipped way, you’ll probably have a decent time. If you need a plot that makes sense or characters who don’t act like they’ve had five cups of coffee before every scene, skip it. It’s basically a series of excuses to get to the dance numbers. There’s this whole thing about wanting a British star to save the show. It’s a very 1937 problem, right? Like, who actually cares if the lead ..."
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