Navy Blue and Gold
Three young men, with a common fondness for football, become roommates the at United States Naval Academy where they experience its rules and traditions.
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"It's pleasant, even fun, but you pretty much know where it's going, almost from the beginning. It's a nice look at football and how it was played in the 1930s; it's a nice look at how the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis was run at that time, with some silly rules that are probably still in effect. But Hollywood turned out SO MANY movies in which a smart aleck who prefers to be just along for the ride, and a chance at the girl, gets turned around, turned into a credit to the team, to the regiment, to the ... So it's not new, but it is fun. I do recommend it and it&ap..."
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Lionel Barrymore walked with two canes in this film. He suffered from arthritis since at least 1928, but his incapacity in this and later films was due to a broken hip. He first broke the hip in 1936 when a drawing table fell on it, then broke it again early in 1937 when he tripped over a cable while filming Saratoga (1937). He reportedly also broke a kneecap in that fall. The hip never healed and he would later be confined to a wheelchair for the rest of his life.
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Three young men, with a common fondness for football, become roommates the at United States Naval Academy where they experience its rules and traditions.