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Wake Up and Live

film by Lanfield [1937]
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  • Sidney Lanfield
    / Films of the 1930s

    Lanfield and Faye reteamed for Wake Up and Live (1937), a satire about a mock feud between journalist Walter Winchell and bandleader Ben Bernie, both of whom played themselves. The film was enormously successful, as was Thin Ice (1937), featuring Henie as a ski instructor romanced by a prince (Tyrone…

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    Lanfield and Faye reteamed for Wake Up and Live (1937), a satire about a mock feud between journalist Walter Winchell and bandleader Ben Bernie, both of whom played themselves. The film was enormously successful, as was Thin Ice (1937), featuring Henie as a ski instructor romanced by a prince (Tyrone…

    Read More