
El espectador impertinente(1932)
From a dark shot of the movie theater, a drunk (Boytler in person, flesh and blood) yelled "Dude, I do better than you!" While the audience of the cinema protested, of course, the image of Ruanova responded: "well, why don't you do it?" Boytler himself came out of the box and appeared in a photo, in the film; he fought with Ruanova, dominated her and ended up dancing with her, because, according to the song they both played, they wanted to “go to the Regis hotel to cocktail party”.
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El espectador impertinente
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From a dark shot of the movie theater, a drunk (Boytler in person, flesh and blood) yelled "Dude, I do better than you!" While the audience of the cinema protested, of course, the image of Ruanova responded: "well, why don't you do it?" Boytler himself came out of the box and appeared in a photo, in the film; he fought with Ruanova, dominated her and ended up dancing with her, because, according to the song they both played, they wanted to “go to the Regis hotel to cocktail party”.
Release Date
1932-05-26
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6.333
Rating:
3.2 startsTagline
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