Showing posts with label Edward Sedgwick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edward Sedgwick. Show all posts

Sunday, March 22, 2020

Speak Easily

Speak Easily
MGM
August 13, 1932
Comedy
DVD
C+

While this is never as funny as it promises to be, it's an amiable enough movie, both as pre-Code saucy as Thelma Todd (cast to type as someone with "sex appeal") and as bumblingly innocent as Buster Keaton playing an unworldly professor.  Jimmy Durante tells a lot of deliberately bad jokes, and the film meanders, but it's a pleasant 80 minutes or so.  (And a time capsule of course, with "drag" used in the "Varsity Drag" sense.)  Edward Sedgwick directed.