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The Life of Émile Zola (1937) Movie Drinking Game & Review

The Life of Émile Zola (1937) Movie Drinking Game & Review

Take a Drink: for every reference to the Dreyfus Affair

Drink a Shot: every time the film features Zola’s timeless publications

And Cheers: to this film for honoring one of the greatest authors of all time!

By: Alex Phuong (A Toast) –

Émile Zola gave the world the notion of naturalism.  Because of his enduring legacy, it is not surprising that Hollywood produced a biopic of his incredible life.  That film is The Life of Émile Zola.

A Toast!

First of all, this film won three Academy Awards, including “Best Picture.”  In fact, the film features beautiful production design, a sumptuous score, and a screenplay that honors Zola himself.  Additionally, Paul Muni delivers a riveting performance.  Finally, this film is a monumental achievement that William Dieterle directed.

Verdict

This biopic is truly a celebration of life itself!

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