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Dance, Fools, Dance

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In the bustling world of 1930s music and dance, an ambitious young woman named Nan dives into the nightlife of a big city. Coming from a modest background, Nan is determined to forget her past and achieve the fame she so desperately craves. She infiltrates a glamorous club where the lights shine bright and the jazz musicians play irresistible rhythms. However, her encounter with the charismatic and mysterious club boy, a dancer with dark secrets, intertwines her dreams with unexpected dangers.

As Nan gets more and more immersed in the hedonism of nightlife, she begins to face the consequences of her thirst for success, including the pressures of gambling and unrequited love. The parties become a game of power and redemption, where the most cunning adapt and the innocent are devoured by the system. As opportunities fade away, the young woman will be forced to confront her choices and sacrifice more than she is willing to pay.

Set against a vibrant backdrop with characters oscillating between charm and disappointment, this story reflects broken dreams and the harsh realities of the pursuit of fame. With a musical backdrop that feels as real as the protagonists' personal struggles, this film explores the beauty and sadness of an era where dancing, rhythm, and the final gamble are all that remains.

Media type
Movie
Year
1931
Director
Harry Beaumont
Writer
Richard Schayer
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.30
Actors
Joan Crawford
Lester Vail
Cliff Edwards
William Bakewell
William Holden
Clark Gable
Earle Foxe
Purnell Pratt
Hale Hamilton
Natalie Moorhead
Joan Marsh
Russell Hopton
Ernie Adams
Sidney Bracey
Drew Demorest
James Donlan
Ann Dvorak
Sherry Hall
Robert Livingston
Wilbur Mack
George Magrill
Sam McDaniel
Harry Semels
Tommy Shugrue
Mortimer Snow
Jack Trent
Gender
Drama
Crimen
Romance
Country
United States
Original title
Dance, Fools, Dance
Duration
78
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