Roman Scandals

Roman Scandals is a 1933 American pre-Code musical film directed by Frank Tuttle and starring Eddie Cantor. The movie follows the story of a grocery store worker who, after a series of misadventures, finds himself transported back to ancient Rome. In the midst of political intrigue and scandalous affairs, he must figure out a way to navigate this new world while trying to find his way back home. Filled with witty humor, lively musical numbers, and vibrant dance sequences, Roman Scandals is a lighthearted romp through the ancient Roman era with a touch of Cantor's signature comedic flair.

Despite its age, Roman Scandals has managed to maintain a certain charm and relevance. The film's blend of satire, song, and dance keeps viewers entertained from start to finish. Rotten Tomatoes's critic consensus describes it as 'a zippy and energetic musical comedy that showcases Eddie Cantor's talents.' While some may find the humor dated, the lively performances and catchy musical numbers still delight audiences today. Metacritic praises the film for its clever script and inventive set designs. IMDb users rate it 6.6/10, with many applauding Cantor's comedic timing and the film's overall entertainment value.