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Berkeley Square (1933) Movie Drinking Game & Review

Berkeley Square (1933) Movie Drinking Game

Take a Drink: every time the film displays its own unique sense of humor

Do Not Be Sober: as this film appears to distort time itself

But Still Cheer: for Leslie Howard for being bold enough to star in this film adaptation of a romantic fantasy stage play!

By: Alex Phuong (Two Beers) –

Leslie Howard was an amazing actor during the Golden Age of Hollywood.  His roles include William Shakespeare’s Romeo as well as Ashley Wilkes in Gone with the Wind.  Even though he had never won an Academy Award, he did receive recognition.  In fact, his leading performance in Berkeley Square is one of his best films.

A Toast!

First of all, Leslie Howard is phenomenal as Peter Standish.  Furthermore, the film is a lovely adaptation of the stage play by John L. Balderston.

Beer Two

Unfortunately, the plot does feature elements of fantasy that could potentially cause disconnections from reality.

Verdict

Finally, this film has nothing to do with the University of California – Berkeley (pun intended)!

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