My Godfrey

"My Godfrey" begins in a dilapidated garbage dump, sharply mocking the boring "hunting" game of the aristocrats, and at the same time, it brings the commoner male protagonist Gaufrey into an interesting but completely decadent bourgeois family. The place was full of contradictions. The elder sister hated him and tried every means to frame him; while the younger sister was kind and upright, but she had her own thoughts on the poor housekeeper. In fact, this butler graduated from a prestigious university. He secretly invested the owner's money, which ultimately saved the family from bankruptcy and built a "junkyard" club for homeless people. Of course, it is also essential to have a beautiful woman in your arms. The leading actor, William Powell, has an elegant manner and is famous in Hollywood with the detective comedy "Slender Man" series; the sister is played by Carole Lombard, a rare talented comedian in the United States. She married Gable and starred in Lubitsch's anti-war masterpiece "A Question of Life and Death" in 1942. Unfortunately, before the film was released, Lombard died in a plane crash in Las Vegas.