Groucho Marx made his first solo film appearance away from his brothers in the musical comedy Copacabana. Groucho plays two-bit theatrical agent Lionel Q. Devereaux, whose favorite client--indeed, his only client--is fireball Brazilian entertainer Carmen Novarro (Carmen Miranda). Hoping for a double ...more
MPAA Rating: NR | Year: 2047 | Running Time: 91 minutes
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DVD
$13.99COPACABANA (1947) / (B&W)
Simply because of the talent involved, Copacabana should be a hilarious treat. After all, what could be more interesting that teaming up the uniquely bizarre Carmen Miranda with the bizarrely unique Groucho Marx? Sure enough, the stars don't disappoint, but their talents are squandered in a vehicle that is as dull and pedestrian as one can imagine. The premise -- that Groucho tries to pass his client Carmen off as two different performers -- is certainly full of promise, but it's as if the ...more
- Groucho Marx - Lionel Devereaux
- Carmen Miranda - Carmen Novarro
- Andy Russell - Himself
- Steve Cochran - Steve Hunt
- Gloria Jean - Anne
- Ralph Sanford - Liggeti
- Abel Green - Columnist
- Louis Sobol - Columnist
- Andrew Tombes - Murphy
- Earl Wilson - Columnist
- Alfred E. Green - Director
- Sam Coslow - Producer
- Howard Harris - Screenwriter
- Laszlo Vadnay - Screenwriter
- Allen Boretz - Screenwriter
- Larry Ceballos - Choreography
- Phil Cahn - Editor
- Bert Glennon - Cinematographer
- Laszlo Vadnay - Screen Story






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