Cavalcade - Frank Lloyd, 1933

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Cavalcade - Frank Lloyd, 1933
  • Release date: 15 Apr 1933
  • Release year: 1933
  • Runtime: 112 minutes
  • Country: United States
  • Keywords: homosexual subtext, titanic, newspaper boy, f rated, blockbuster, music hall performer, fainting woman, second boer war, dressing room, secret romance
  • Budget: $1,180,280
Plot:
Robert and Joe Marryot both serve as officers in World War I. While on leave, Joe reconnects with Fanny Bridges, now a performer in a nightclub. Fanny and Joe fall in love and Joe spends most of his leave time with her, unbeknownst to his parents. He proposes, but she hesitates to accept due to the difference in their social classes. Just after armistice is announced in 1918, Ellen reveals the affair to Jane and demands that Joe marry Fanny when he returns. While Jane and Ellen argue, Jane receives a telegram informing her that Joe has been killed in battle. The film ends on New Year's Day 1933, with Jane and Robert, now elderly, carrying on their tradition of celebrating the new year with a midnight toast to their memories, as well as to the future.

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