Duck Soup (1933)★ 7.5/10
- Comedy
- Musical
Directed by: Leo McCarey
Written by: Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby, Arthur Sheekman, Nat Perrin
Rufus T. Firefly is alocated as dictator of bankrupt Freedonia and declares war on neighboring Sylvania over the love of his wealthy backer Mrs. Teasdale, contending with two inept spies who can't seem to keep straight which side they're on.
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Groucho MarxRufus T. Firefly
Harpo MarxPinky
Chico MarxChicolini
Zeppo MarxBob Roland
The Marx Brothers
Margaret DumontMrs. Teasdale
Raquel TorresVera Marcal
Louis CalhernTrentino
Edmund BreeseZander
Leonid KinskeyAgitator
Charles MiddletonProsecutor
Edgar KennedyStreet Vendor
Wade BotelerOfficer at Battle Headquarters (uncredited)
Sidney BraceyMrs. Teasdale's Butler (uncredited)
Lynn BrowningChorus Girl (uncredited)
E.H. CalvertOfficer in Battle Sequence (uncredited)
Margaret CarthewChorus Girl (uncredited)
Azelie CecilChorus Girl (uncredited)
Davison ClarkMinister of Finance #2 (uncredited)
Louise Closser HaleReception Guest (uncredited)Betty Mae CraneChorus Girl (uncredited)Beverly CraneChorus Girl (uncredited)
Hazel CravenChorus Girl (uncredited)
Joseph CrehanDignitary at Reception (uncredited)
Carrie DaumeryReception Guest (uncredited)
Mildred DixonChorus Girl (uncredited)Mario DominiciMinister (uncredited)
Bess FlowersChorus Girl (uncredited)
Maude Turner GordonReception Guest (uncredited)
Muriel GordonChorus Girl (uncredited)
Beatrice HagenChorus Girl (uncredited)
Verna HillieTrentino's Blonde Secretary (uncredited)
Edward LeSaintSecretary of Labor (uncredited)
George MacQuarrieJudge #1 (uncredited)
Edwin MaxwellFreedonia's Secretary of War #1 (uncredited)
Eric MayneJudge #3 (uncredited)
Edmund MortimerMinister (uncredited)
Dennis O'KeefeBridegroom at Firefly's Reception (uncredited)
Leo SulkyAgitator (uncredited)
Frederick SullivanJudge #2 (uncredited)
Ben TaggartTrench Officer (uncredited)
Dale Van SickelPalace Guard (uncredited)
Charles WestMinister (uncredited)
Florence WixReception Guest (uncredited)
William WorthingtonMinister of Finance #1 (uncredited)