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High Society (1956) Movie Drinking Game & Review

High Society (1956) Movie Drinking Game & Review

Take a Drink: whenever time constraints put love to the test

Get Drunk: whenever there is intoxication and inebriated people (but please do not)

And Cheer: for Grace Kelly for starring in this film right before she retired from acting!

By: Alex Phuong (A Toast) –

One of Katharine Hepburn’s most famous films is The Philadelphia Story.  Because it is such a seminal classic, only bold filmmakers would attempt to remake such a legendary film.  Some remakes do flop, but others soar high.  That is the case for the 1956 musical remake High Society.

A Toast!

Nominated for two Academy Awards, this film is a delightful romantic comedy!  Furthermore, the film features a lush score from Johnny Green and Saul Chaplin.  Additionally, Cole Porter received an Oscar nomination for the original song, “True Love.”  Finally, this lavish musical is a beautiful reinvention of The Philadelphia Story.

Verdict

Please do not confuse this film with both the 1955 film of the same name, along with Woody Allen’s Café Society (2016)!

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