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Show People (1928)

Hollywood hopeful Peggy Pepper arrives at a major studio, from Georgia, to become a great dramatic star. Things don't go entirely according to plan.

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Dennis Schwartz 20 May 2007

What might have been hysterical back in the day, today seems passably cutesy comedy.

Craig C 18 Jul 2014

Interesting film about film at the dawn of talkies that provided the source material for Singing In The Rain. For historians only.

Kim K 16 Apr 2010

Lovely. Very romantic. Cute comedy. Good thing it's silent because I'd probably grow to hate this movie if I actually heard the actors' voices, as I do with real theater people I come in contact with. It's a terrible shame the movie's out of print.

Erik G 12 May 2011

An OK comedy with some pretty startling celebrity cameos.

Margaret S 07 Oct 2009

This lightweight romp is one of King Vidor's easiest films to watch, with comedy that stems from the narrative and never feels tacked on. The exaggeration of silent film acting is very suiting for the story of an aspiring actress (the wonderful Marion Davies) who discovers she makes a bigger impact as a comedienne than a serious thespian. Several inside jokes about Vidor's other films are peppered throughout, indicating that the director probably had as much fun making this movie as the cast.