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The young woman looking for her Aunt Minnie during the crowded stateroom scene is an obvious tribute [...]	D
The famous "stateroom scene" was originally conceived as a way of getting a cheap laugh by having Gr [...]	D
Originally, before its reissue in the 1940s the movie started with a title card that places the movi [...]	D
Sig Ruman makes his first of three appearances in The Marx Brothers films.	D
A Hollywood Reporter news items noted that at one time The Marx Brothers insisted that Lesley Seland [...]	D
As Otis and Mrs. Claypool are boarding the ocean liner, she asks him, "Do you have everything, Otis? [...]	D
A rejected plot for the film circulated for more than three decades as a Broadway legend and popular [...]	D
Harpo Marx did many of his own stunts. He later said it was a silly thing for a 47-year-old non-stun [...]	D
American Film Institute Catalog of Feature Films (1931-1940) indicates Rosa's last name is O'Flynn, [...]	D
According to a 9 July 1935 news item, New York's Metropolitan Opera House chorus was to be recorded [...]	D
Sam Wood, freshman The Marx Brothers director in this film, was a perfectionist. The scene in which [...]	D
Notice when they show the full pit orchestra in the opera towards the end of the movie, there is a s [...]	D
According to MGM's dialogue cutting continuity, the film originally began (after the opening credits [...]	D
The film was to have originally begun with each of The Marx Brothers taking turns roaring in lieu of [...]	D
In 1993, Una notte all'opera (1935) was added to the National Film Registry by the United States Lib [...]	D
Irving Thalberg convinced The Marx Brothers to go on a lengthy publicity and live-preview tour of th [...]	D
Screenwriters George Seaton and Robert Pirosh were brought on to fix early drafts of the script, but [...]	D
The actress playing the manicurist in the stateroom scene (who also briefly appears during the board [...]	D
Following the film's initial run, MGM quickly re-released it in 1936 to run as a double-feature with [...]	D
Kitty Carlisle and Allan Jones, who were both trained in operatic singing, provided their own singin [...]	D
Kitty Carlisle initially refused to take the part when she was asked to mime to someone else's voice [...]	D
Sam Wood's stuffiness made him the perfect target for The Marx Brothers. The director had an ulcer, [...]	D
Groucho Marx said that this was his favorite among his movies.	D
In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked this as the #85 Greatest American Movie of All Time. It [...]	D
Pre-production news items include Robert Graves, Purnell Pratt and George Brent in the cast, however [...]	D
MGM sponsored a Marx Brothers "Look-Alike" contest simultaneous to the film's release.	D
The opera performed as the movie's climax is Giuseppe Verdi's "Il Trovatore".	D
The first sneak preview for this film, held in Long Beach, California, is generally considered one o [...]	D
Allan Jones was set to play in Terra senza donne (1935) but dropped out of that picture to act in th [...]	D
Part of the concept of casting The Marx Brothers as stowaways on a ship was recycled from Monkey Bus [...]	D
The film's first screenwriter was James Kevin McGuinness who concocted a plot based on Harpo Marx be [...]	D
In exasperation after several attempts to have Groucho Marx read one of his lines in the manner dire [...]	D
In 2008, a film student reported that the Hungarian National Film Archive possesses a longer print o [...]	D
Producer Irving Thalberg would often call people in for meetings, and then keep them waiting in his [...]	D
British rock band Queen named their 1975 album "A Night at the Opera" after the film.	D
An additional scene was cut from the picture in subsequent releases, and is now considered lost. The [...]	D
Groucho Marx said he was so appalled by an early draft of the script-which was reportedly written by [...]	D
A persistent rumor involves the presence of The Marx Brothers' father, Sam Marx (aka "Frenchie"), in [...]	D
The total amount of food ordered by Groucho outside his room (Suite 58) on the ship: 4 types of juic [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the 400 movies nominated for the Top 100 G [...]	D
Although Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby worked on the film's script for several months, the writers' onl [...]	D
Premiere voted this movie as one of "The 50 Greatest Comedies Of All Time" in 2006.	D
According to Oscar Levant, the first preview was a "disaster", with "hardly a laugh" as was the seco [...]	D
This was The Marx Brothers' first film with MGM. In preparation MGM sent them on a nationwide tour, [...]	D
Irving Thalberg personally signed The Marx Brothers to MGM when their contract with Paramount was up [...]	D
Groucho Marx does a very brief Jack Benny impression in the film. After Otis P. Driftwood makes the [...]	D
The heavy, Herman Gottlieb (Sig Ruman) has the same surname as the man in charge of booking acts for [...]	D
The Marx Brothers's transition from Paramount to MGM resulted largely from Chico Marx's and Irving T [...]	D
When Tomasso, Fiorello, and Ricardo are impersonating the three aviators in front of the mayor, Drif [...]	D
The song "Alone", written for this movie, is hummed by the character "Archibald Beechcroft" in the t [...]	D
Kitty Carlisle said the atmosphere on the set was "deadly earnest." She recalled how Groucho Marx wo [...]	D
As The Marx Brothers' names are introduced, music from the Ruggero Leoncavallo opera I Pagliacci (Th [...]	D
When Driftwood asks Fiorello if he knows what duplicates are, Fiorello says, "Sure, those five kids [...]	D
This is the first The Marx Brothers movie in which Harpo Marx does not wear his signature overcoat, [...]	D
Some reviews erroneously credit the assistant direction to "George" Selander, instead of Lesley Sela [...]	D
When producer Irving Thalberg learned that the fourth member of The Marx Brothers, Zeppo Marx, would [...]	D
Screenwriter Al Boasberg was brought on to punch up some of the jokes and add some new scenes to the [...]	D
The first film of The Marx Brothers that doesn't have Zeppo Marx.	D
This film screened alongside Pattinare, che passione! (1935) and Honolulu: The Paradise of the Pacif [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the Top 100 Funniest American Movies.	D
Sam Wood was by most accounts a very serious, conservative man who had little or no sense of humour. [...]	D
During the overture to Il Trovatore, Chico Marx can be seen playing the piano (including "shooting t [...]	D
When the movie was to be edited for length, Allan Jones' song "Alone" was almost cut. Jones pleaded [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
Kitty Carlisle stated that, out of her decades of movie roles, co-starring with The Marx Brothers in [...]	D
The conductor starts the opera by ticking with his baton on his lectern, in order to gain the orches [...]	D
This film was first telecast in Seattle Monday 8 October 1956 where it was chosen to launch the long [...]	D

Connessioni

Buster Keaton: A Hard Act to Follow	D
Nemici amici: A Night at the Opera	D
You Bet Your Life: Episode #4.16	D
Apaga y vÃ¡monos: Episode #1.5	D
Dinner for Five: Episode #2.2	D
All-American Girl: A Night at the Oprah	D
Pretty Little Liars: Welcome to the Dollhouse	D
La festa di Santa Barbara	D
The War: A Necessary War: December 1941 - December 1942	D
Il boss e la matricola	D
Animaniacs: Distasterpiece Theatre/Hercule Yakko/Home on De-Nile/A Midsummer Night's Dream	D
Hollywood Hollywood	D
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell	D
Familiar Faces: Brain Doners	D
Come divenni padre	D
Bravo Dick: Harris Ankles PIV for Web Post	D
Cyndi Lauper: 12 Deadly Cyns... and Then Some	D
Zack e Cody al Grand Hotel: Odd Couples	D
Press Gang: Day Dreams	D
Groucho	D
50 Films to See Before You Die	D
Stormy Monday - LunedÃ¬ di tempesta	D
Discovering Film: Groucho Marx	D
Caption Fail Movies: Una noche en la Ã³pera	D
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Laughs: America's Funniest Movies	D
Diminishing Returns Diminisodes: Whose British Sitcom Listory Is It Anyway?	D
Discovering Music: Queen	D
Grand Hotel	D
Geno in the Evening: Marx Madness - A Celebration of the Marx Brothers	D
The Critic: A Day at the Races and a Night at the Opera	D
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Hobgoblins	D
You Must Remember This: The Blacklist Part 1: The Prehistory of the Blacklist	D
Precious Images	D
The Bob Newhart Show: Bum Voyage	D
100 Years at the Movies	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Comedy Movies: 1930s	D
AFI's 100 Years... 100 Movies: 10th Anniversary Edition	D
The Real Ghostbusters - I veri acchiappafantasmi: A Fright at the Opera	D
Tarzan, l'uomo scimmia	D
Just Shoot Me!: A Night at the Plaza	D
The Goodies: The Goodies and the Beanstalk	D
Project Runway All Stars: A Night at the Opera	D
Birth of Hollywood: Episode #1.3	D
2001: Un'astronave spuntata nello spazio	D
Irving Thalberg: Prince of Hollywood	D
Gli sgangheroni	D
At the Movies: Stinkers of 1982	D
Aquesta nit o mai	D
La casa del diavolo	D
Modern Family: A Slight at the Opera	D
You Bet Your Life: Episode #6.12	D
Non cercate l'assassino	D
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Revenge of the Creature	D
A cuore aperto: Heart On	D
The Race to Save 100 Years	D
Are You Being Served?: A Bliss Girl	D
Seinfeld: The Pothole	D
Caroline in the City: Caroline and the Blind Date	D
Mastermind: Grand Final	D
Ebert Presents: At the Movies: Episode #2.19	D
El donante	D
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Santa Claus Conquers the Martians	D
Diminishing Returns Diminisodes: Whose List Is It Anyway? IV	D
Queer as Folk: The Ties That Bind	D
Raven: A Fight at the Opera	D
Fratello, dove sei?	D
Willy, il principe di Bel Air: A Night at the Oprah	D
The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg	D
Amore e guerra	D
Enterprise: Similitude	D
Inside the Marx Brothers	D
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Master Ninja II	D
I film: The Golden Age	D
Century of Cinema: A Personal History of British Cinema by Stephen Frears	D
Cyndi Lauper: Girls Just Want to Have Fun	D
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Teenage Caveman	D
TCM Guest Programmer: David Steinberg	D
Dennis Miller: The Millennium Special - 1,000 Years, 100 Laughs, 10 Really Good Ones	D
So Funny It Hurt: Buster Keaton & MGM	D
Groove High: A Fright at the Opera	D
Priscilla - La regina del deserto	D
Toast of the Town: MGM's 30th Anniversary Tribute	D
Gli sgangheroni	D
In Our Nature	D
EdiciÃ³n Especial Coleccionista: Especial redoblajes	D
Duck Dodgers: Of Course You Know, This Means War and Peace: Part 1	D
WatchMojo: The Best Comedy Movies of All Time from A to Z	D
EdiciÃ³n Especial Coleccionista: Especial Top Comedias	D
MGM: When the Lion Roars: The Lion's Roar	D
El crimen del cine Oriente	D
NCIS - UnitÃ anticrimine: Heartland	D
TCM Guest Programmer: Jerry Stiller	D
The Unknown Marx Brothers	D
Brother Can You Spare a Dime	D
Groucho	D
La casa dei 1000 corpi	D
AÃda: Tango y Paz	D
100 Years of Comedy	D
Mystery Science Theater 3000: I Accuse My Parents	D
Blankety Blank: Episode #2.16	D
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Pod People	D
MASH: Your Hit Parade	D
Il professore	D
American Masters: The Ten-Year Lunch: The Wit and Legend of the Algonquin Round Table	D
Classic Comedy Teams	D
Car 54, Where Are You?: Toody & Muldoon Meet the Russians	D
50 Films to See Before You Die	D
Comfort and Joy	D
Grey Gardens	D
Scooby e Scrappy Doo: A Fright at the Opera/The Invasion of the Scooby Snatchers/Scooby and the Bandit	D
Hollywood: The Gift of Laughter	D
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Being from Another Planet	D
Histoire(s) du cinÃ©ma: Toutes les histoires	D
Il cameraman	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Hail, Hail, Black and White	D
Remarks on Marx: A Night at the Opera	D
Giudice di notte: A Night Court at the Opera	D
Younger: A Night at the Opera	D
The Projectionist	D

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Errori

When Otis B. Driftwood is dining in the hotel room, he wears a napkin tucked into his shirt collar. [...]	D
When Tomasso plays the harp, the sound is briefly out of sync a couple of times. This is due to the [...]	D
At the beginning of the opera, Gottlieb (having just called Driftwood a "Schweinehund") is in the ba [...]	D
When Tomasso, Ricardo, and Fiorello are about to give their speech, the mayor's tie is crooked. Afte [...]	D
During the antics on stage during the opera, a battleship backdrop falls into the scene. But just se [...]	D
During the Il Trovatore scenes, the extras' mouths are not singing the lyrics that are on the soundt [...]	D
When Rosa is singing to Ricardo from the rail of the ship, she puts her handbag and gloves down on t [...]	D
The 3 uncredited, but identifiable actors playing the 3 aviators in their first scene, (Jay Eaton, R [...]	D
The elevator operator uses the old movie trick of rising from a squatting position to make it appear [...]	D
During the contract scene, Baravelli makes a reference to the Dionne Quintuplets by saying to Driftw [...]	D
When Otis Driftwood is sitting on top of the steamer trunk being pushed by the porter and has the po [...]	D
Groucho, when Harpo is drinking one cup of water after another, says, "You know, they may have to bu [...]	D
When Driftwood escapes from Gotlieb, you can see the far view of Gottlieb shaking his arm and saying [...]	D
Lasspari's hat is off his head on the ship. But in the next shot when people are asking him to sing, [...]	D
When Tomasso is playing the harp, he is whistling. The fourth time he whistles, we hear his whistle [...]	D
Ricardo is clearly standing on the dock as the ship pulls away, yet he turns up on board later as a [...]	D
Lasspari is "abducted" from the stage as he is singing the famous "Di Quella Pira" aria from the ope [...]	D
Fiorello plays a turn at the piano surrounded by boys and girls. When he gets up, there is a boy the [...]	D
Shadow of camera and crane visible as Driftwood enters the rehearsal area and greets the singers.	D
During the overture to "Il Trovatore" when the orchestra members turn their pages and immediately la [...]	D
Tomasso slips a violoncello part to "Take Me Out to the Ball Game" into the clarinet book for "Il Tr [...]	D
When Otis Driftwood arrives at his "suite" on the boat, the first time he enters, the room is small. [...]	D

Frase

Otis B. Driftwood: Do you rhumba? Potential Dance [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: [hands Fiorello a pen to sign a [...]	D
Lassparri: [to Tomasso] What do you mean by humili [...]	D
Henderson: I note the table is set for four. Otis [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: [to Tomasso, who's knocked out [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Was that a high C, or Vitamin D [...]	D
Mrs. Claypool: I've been sitting right here since [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Do they allow tipping on the bo [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Well, that's fine. If that stew [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: That's the fire escape. And, uh [...]	D
Henderson: Hey, who were you talking to? Otis B. [...]	D
[upon seeing a cast member made up to appear hideo [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Could he sail tomorrow? Fiorel [...]	D
Fiorello: [Disguised as one of the world's greates [...]	D
Mrs. Claypool: If you had any real feeling for me [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Now, uh, here are the contracts [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: I have arranged for you to inve [...]	D
Herbert Gottlieb: Mrs. Claypool, you're as charmin [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: [at the opera] Well, who's ahea [...]	D
Fiorello: You gotta some mail for me? Tony: Mail [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: You see that spaghetti? Now, be [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Let's go in my room and talk th [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Steward, steward! Stew! Ship's [...]	D
Fiorello: Wait a minute. Before he sings, you gott [...]	D
Henderson: You live here all alone? Otis B. Drift [...]	D
Ricardo: Because I'm in love with you, you call me [...]	D
Fiorello: I give this to Riccardo. Herbert Gottli [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: It's none of my business, but I [...]	D
Lassparri: [costumed as Pagliacci] Now, what have [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Listen, Gottlieb, nix on the lo [...]	D
[in reference to Tomasso] Otis B. Driftwood: Woul [...]	D
Henderson: Am I crazy or are there only two beds i [...]	D
Fiorello: What's the matter, mister? Otis B. Drif [...]	D
Manicurist: Did you want your nails long or short? [...]	D
Ricardo: [singing] These funny little words don't [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: You didn't happen to see my sui [...]	D
Herbert Gottlieb: If you pardon my saying so, Mrs. [...]	D
Mrs. Claypool: Get off that bed. What would people [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: This is the opening of a new op [...]	D
[the ship is sailing away from the dock] Otis B. [...]	D
Mrs. Claypool: Mr. Claypool went to his reward thr [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: [to carriage driver] Hey you. I [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Could he sail tomorrow? Fiorel [...]	D
Ship Captain: Gentlemen, it gives me great pleasur [...]	D
Ricardo: And what was it you wanted to see me abou [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: [in an overcrowded stateroom] I [...]	D
Fiorello: Is this the opera house? Herbert Gottli [...]	D
Mrs. Claypool: Are you sure you have everything, O [...]	D
Fiorello: How do you do? Otis B. Driftwood: [rest [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Hello toots. Mrs. Claypool: We [...]	D
[Driftwood agrees to read the contract to Fiorello [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Ladies and gentlemen... I guess [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: We've still got all day to thin [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: [talking about "the greatest te [...]	D
Herbert Gottlieb: [to Mrs. Claypool] All of New Yo [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: And now, on with the opera. Let [...]	D
Fiorello: [beginning a speech disguised as one of [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Don't you know what duplicates [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: You're willing to pay him a tho [...]	D
Fiorello: Shhh! Don't wake him up. He's got insomn [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Say, I just remembered, I came [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: You know the old saying. Two's [...]	D
[the waiter brings the bill] Otis B. Driftwood: L [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: And eight pieces of French past [...]	D
Ricardo: But I will still remember the happiness w [...]	D
Engineer's Assistant: I'm the engineer's assistant [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Two beers, bartender! Fiorello [...]	D
Henderson: The last time I was in this room there [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: That woman? Do you know why I s [...]	D
Lassparri: Never in my life have I received such t [...]	D
Herbert Gottlieb: All right, only quick. Quick, wh [...]	D
[Driftwood opens a drawer in his trunk to find Tom [...]	D
Fiorello: Can you read? Otis B. Driftwood: [holds [...]	D
Manicurist: Did you want a manicure? Otis B. Drif [...]	D
Captain: Ladies and gentleman. It's a great pleasu [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Have you got any milk-fed chick [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: It's all right, that's in every [...]	D
[Fiorello and Driftwood go over the second clause [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: [attempting to sell insurance t [...]	D
Henderson: What's a hermit doing with four beds? [...]	D
Fiorello: What'll I say? Otis B. Driftwood: Tell [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Signor Lassparri comes from a v [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Now we're getting somewhere.	D
Herbert Gottlieb: [finds Driftwood, Fiorello, Toma [...]	D
Fiorello: [Driftwood, Fiorello, Tomasso and Ricard [...]	D
Ship Captain: I cannot let the evening pass withou [...]	D
Henderson: Say, what's that bed doing here? Otis [...]	D
Henderson: Say! Now, how did those two beds get to [...]	D
Otis B. Driftwood: Two beers, bartender! Fiorello [...]	D
[Fiorello and Driftwood go over the first clause o [...]	D
Fiorello: [Fiorello, Tomasso, and Ricardo has just [...]	D
Lassparri: [to Tomasso] Take off that dress, do yo [...]	D
[first lines] Waiter: The gentleman has not arriv [...]	D

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