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Piccadilly (1929)

A young Chinese woman, working in the kitchen at a London dance club, is given the chance to become the club's main act.

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Janice Page 19 Mar 2004

Wong is the kind of gorgeous that burns right through a camera lens, and the kind of mesmerizing that seems without effort or end.

Michael Wilmington 25 Mar 2004

[Wong's] role of Shosho, the red-hot dancing star of London's Piccadilly nightclub, shows her at her dramatic and erotic peak.

Mike S 05 Jun 2008

Pretty hip for a silent film. Great camera work. Everyone describes Anna May Wong as a clone of Louise Brooks. Based on the few films I've seen of both, I think Wong is the far better actress. Brooks always seems stiff and awkward, whereas Wong has a natural grace and sensuality that really comes through in this film.

Private U 05 Jun 2008

One of the gems of the British Silent Era, actually available on DVD

Mancy M 04 Jun 2008

I think I have a favourite new actress in Anna May Wong! So coy, so seductive, she steals the show and the man! Although there is not much written dialogue, you can tell that Sho Sho has quite a sharp tongue. It would of been interesting to know what they were saying.