which publishes role-playing games, derives its name from an imaginary Freedonian version of NASA, the "Freedonian Aeronautics and Space Administration". Home media Universal Home Video released Duck Soup on DVD, unrestored but uncut, as part of a six-disc box set The Marx Brothers: Silver Screen Collection, which includes also the Brothers' other Paramount films, The Cocoanuts, Animal Crackers, Monkey Business, and Horse Feathers. Reviewing the set, film critic Mark Bourne writes: See also List of United States comedy films Freedonia Kalmar and Ruby songwriting team National Recovery Administration (NRA), the logo displayed at start of film Notes References Bibliography Isenberg, Michael T. "An Ambiguous Pacifism: A Retrospective on World War I Films, 1930-1938." Journal of Popular Film 4.2 (1975): 98–115. External links Duck Soup essay by William Wolf at National Film Registry Duck Soup essay by Daniel Eagan in America's Film Legacy: The Authoritative Guide to the Landmark Movies in the National Film Registry, A&C Black, 2010 , pages 220–222 Full review of Duck Soup from Filmsite.org Credit summary with "Four Marx Brothers" poster from a University of Illinois at Chicago website Present at the Creation, an NPR story about the failure of Duck Soup and the success of the film that followed "You'll Duck Soup The Rest Of Your Life", The Marx Brothers Council Podcast offers their unique take on the film. 1930s black comedy films 1933 films 1933 musical comedy films American black comedy films American musical comedy films American political comedy films American political satire films American black-and-white films 1930s English-language films Films directed by Leo McCarey Films set in Europe Marx Brothers (film series) Films set in a fictional country Paramount Pictures films United States National Film Registry films Films produced by Herman J. Mankiewicz Articles containing video clips 1930s satirical films 1930s American films