Girl Crazy

Synopsis

In the classic musical comedy film Girl Crazy, Bert Wheeler finds himself in the midst of humorous chaos when he tries to reform a rowdy all-girls college in Arizona. As he navigates the challenges of managing the mischievous students, Bert discovers unexpected friendships and even love along the way. Filled with lively song and dance numbers, the movie captures the essence of the vibrant Jazz Age spirit. With a blend of laughter, romance, and catchy tunes, Girl Crazy is a delightful cinematic experience that has stood the test of time since its release in 1932.

Cast

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  Bert Wheeler

  Jimmy Deegan

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  Robert Woolsey

  Slick Foster

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  Dorothy Lee

  Patsy

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  Mitzi Green

  Tessie Deegan

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  Eddie Quillan

  Danny Churchill

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  Brooks Benedict

  George Mason

Reviews

Girl Crazy has received mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some praised the energetic performances and catchy musical numbers, others found the plot somewhat predictable and the humor a bit dated. Rotten Tomatoes' Critics Consensus described it as, 'A fun and entertaining musical romp that showcases the talents of its charismatic stars.' On the other hand, IMDb users gave it a rating of 5.8/10, with some calling it a 'nostalgic delight' while others felt it fell short of expectations. Metacritic's review highlighted the film's charming retro appeal but noted that modern audiences might find it lacking in depth. Overall, Girl Crazy offers a lighthearted escapade into the world of 1930s musical comedy, perfect for those seeking a dose of old Hollywood charm.