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The Great Ziegfeld (1936) Movie Drinking Game & Review

The Great Ziegfeld (1936) Movie Drinking Game

Take a Drink: for every lavish set and costume

Drink a Shot: every time the drama within this film makes it very emotional

And Cheers: to the astonishment associated with how much the entertainment world has changed (as of 2020) ever since Florenz Ziegfeld began working in show business!

By: Alex Phuong (A Toast) –

Florenz Ziegfeld Jr. was one of the best people in the entertainment business.  In fact, his “Ziegfeld Follies” changed the nature of stage revues.  Because of his contributions, it is no surprise that Hollywood would honor his legacy.  That is what they did with the release of The Great Ziegfeld in 1936.

A Toast!

The winner of three Academy Awards, this “Best Picture” winner is definitely one of the greatest films of all time.  Additionally, Louise Rainer won her first Academy Award for her leading performance as “Anna Held.”  Interestingly, the film also received an Oscar for its dance sequence entitled, “A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody.”  Finally, this film is one of the most vibrant and beautiful biopics ever produced.

Verdict

Walter Pidgeon might have played Florenz Ziegfeld in Funny Girl (1968), but The Great Ziegfeld truly does honor his greatness (pun intended)!

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