Polvorilla

Título original: Bombshell

1933
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1h 36min

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7.1/10

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Jean Harlow and Lee Tracy in Polvorilla (1933)

A glamorous film star rebels against the studio, her pushy press agent and a family of hangers-on.

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Satire Screwball Comedy Comedy Drama Mystery Romance

Una glamurosa estrella de cine se rebela contra el estudio, su agresivo agente de prensa y una familia de seguidores.Una glamurosa estrella de cine se rebela contra el estudio, su agresivo agente de prensa y una familia de seguidores.Una glamurosa estrella de cine se rebela contra el estudio, su agresivo agente de prensa y una familia de seguidores.

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Trivia
The film was unofficially a spoof on the life of Clara Bow, Holllywood's original "It Girl." The film's character Lola Burns mirrors Clara Bow, as Pops Burns does Robert Bow (her father), Mac does Daisy DeVoe (her secretary), Gifford Middleton does Rex Bell (her husband), and E. J. Hanlon does B.P. Schulberg (a producer at Paramount). Victor Fleming, the director, was Bow's fiancée in 1926.

Errores
A piece of debris can be seen at the top of the camera lens in several of the shots of Lola riding a horse in the desert. The debris appears and disappears from shot to shot.

Citas
Lola Burns: Hey, I didn't give you that for a negligee, it's an evening wrap!
Loretta: I know, Miss Lola, but the negligee what you give me got all tore up, night before last.
Lola Burns: Your day off is sure brutal on your lingerie.

Conexiones
Edited into Hollywood: The Dream Factory (1972)

Bandas sonoras
Low Down Rhythm
(uncredited)
Music by Jesse Greer

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8/10

Shining jazz comedy from one of America's best directors

Jean Harlow shines as a movie sex starlet who's tired of all the negative publicity drummed up by her studio's publicist (Tracy) to promote her career. she wants to adopt a baby and play "respectable" roles, but society's mavens continually reject her (this "picture girl") and everything she tries to do for herself is thwarted by Tracy, who (more or less) secretly loves her. Very funny and well directed by Fleming, not slapstick as some claim, but more like Hawks/Sturges/Wilder style "screwball."