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Best Picture Winner Cavalcade (1933) was next for #PreCodeApril! Undoubtedly glorious in scale and ambition, it was surprisingly tepid in plot and character. Some parts were funny (esp the future planning on a boat on 14th April 1912…) but it mostly didn’t spend enough time in each historic period!

The poster for Cavalcade, showing a woman and her children standing bravely in front of a cavalry charge
A man dressed as  a soldier foe the Boer War stands behind a woman who won’t look at him as he leaves to go to war
The same man is how dressed as a WW1 soldier, sitting with his wife and two children
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I absolutely LOVED Design for Living (1933), a polyamorous love story about a woman who falls in love with two men. It’s glamorous, it’s funny, it sort of avoids talking about sex by invoking a ‘gentleman’s agreement’ but this is clearly not stuck to…I love it! My favourite #PreCodeApril this year!!

The black and white poster for Design for Living showing PreCodeApril stars Miriam Hopkins, Frederic March and Gary Cooper dressed up in dinner jackets and sparkly dresses, lying with their heads in a circle
All three characters in the back of a taxi with Miriam Hopkins holding both men’s arms
All three stars laughing and cuddling in a sofa!
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