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The Affairs of Cellini (1934)

The 16th-century sculptor woos the Duchess of Florence despite the duke.

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John B 08 Mar 2013

The story of Cellini and infamous artist through out Florence and his ability to both stir and manipulate situations to his will. Staring Frank Morgan (Wizard from original Wizard of Oz) as the Duke of Florence & Fay Wray (from the original King Kong) these two somewhat hold the film together. A rather silly film that seemed ultimately pointless and trivial, however there some great costumes through out the film. A real so so sort of b-grade period comedy from the mid 30's...very dated.

Emanuel Levy 21 Jun 2011

Gregory LaCava was more adept at directing melodramas and screwball comedies than historical epics, such as this one.