A Night at the Opera

Year: 1935

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: English

Director: Sam Wood

ComedyMusic

The Marx Brothers clash with high society and the opera world, scheming to unite two star‑crossed lovers. A cunning manager and their own brand of slap‑stick help the brothers and a pair of eccentric friends outwit pompous rivals, turning the elite’s pretensions into comic chaos.

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