The Great Ziegfeld (1936) – This is
a wildly extravagant film (yes, the running time is rather extravagant, too),
and though it’s loaded with clichés, it’s worthwhile if only for the spectacle;
the acting is a mixed bag: Powell does a good job, although he only ever plays
one type of character, Rainer is over the top, Loy doesn’t do much, and you
could probably play a drinking game with Frank Morgan’s guffawing. 6
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