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Stage Door

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In the bustling world of New York theater, a group of young actresses fights for their dreams while living together in a rooming house that breathes art and ambition. In this microcosm filled with laughter, tears, and rivalries, each of them faces their own battles in the search for a place on stage. Among the tenants, we find the witty and defiant Linda, who struggles to feel comfortable in her own skin, and the inexperienced Pero, who exudes energy and optimism. Alongside them are the willing and determined, who strive to ensure that life in the city does not drown their passion.

The dynamic among the girls becomes complicated when a handsome theater producer appears on the scene, provoking jealousy and rivalries that test their friendship. As auditions begin and opportunities arise, the pressure to stand out in such a competitive environment causes tensions to rise. Despite the disappointments and rejections, the girls find in their love for theater a way to support each other, sharing moments of joy and sadness, messages of encouragement, and common dreams.

With a focus on sacrifice and the struggle for success, the story reveals the various facets of friendship amidst the glamour and adversity of the entertainment world. In the end, each must decide how far they are willing to go to make their aspirations a reality, reflecting the intricate relationship between fame, art, and self-acceptance.

Media type
Movie
Year
1937
Director
Gregory La Cava
Writer
Morrie Ryskind
Anthony Veiller
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.70
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
96.00
Actors
Katharine Hepburn
Ginger Rogers
Adolphe Menjou
Gail Patrick
Constance Collier
Andrea Leeds
Samuel S. Hinds
Lucille Ball
Franklin Pangborn
William Corson
Pierre Watkin
Grady Sutton
Frank Reicher
Jack Carson
Phyllis Kennedy
Eve Arden
Ann Miller
Margaret Early
Jean Rouverol
Elizabeth Dunne
Norma Drury
Betty Jane Rhodes
Peggy O'Donnell
Jan Wiley
Katharine Alexander
Ralph Forbes
Mary Forbes
Huntley Gordon
Frances Gifford
Theodore von Eltz
Lynn Gabriel
Fred Santley
Theodore Kosloff
Harry Strang
Al Hill
Max Wagner
Florence Wix
Bert Stevens
D'Arcy Corrigan
Pamela Blake
Mary Bovard
Lynton Brent
Jack Gardner
Jack Gargan
Diana Gibson
Lynda Grey
Ben Hendricks Jr.
Vicky Joyce
Julie Kingdon
Ada Leonard
Jack Montgomery
Gerda Mora
Philip Morris
Edmund Mortimer
George Nardelli
Bob Perry
Jack Rice
Jack Richardson
Larry Steers
Mary Stewart
Josephine Whittell
Gender
Comedy
Drama
Country
United States
Producers
Pandro S. Berman
Original title
Stage Door
Duration
92
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