Crashing Hollywood

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Lee Tracy and Joan Woodbury in Crashing Hollywood (1938)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn ex-con, just out of prison, and his wife meet a screen writer on the train and decide that, since he's writing about crime without knowing much about it, collaborating with him would be b... Tout lireAn ex-con, just out of prison, and his wife meet a screen writer on the train and decide that, since he's writing about crime without knowing much about it, collaborating with him would be better than starting a duck farm. Things get a bit sticky when the real gangsters show up a... Tout lireAn ex-con, just out of prison, and his wife meet a screen writer on the train and decide that, since he's writing about crime without knowing much about it, collaborating with him would be better than starting a duck farm. Things get a bit sticky when the real gangsters show up and want to know how Hollywood knows so much about them.

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The original play opened in New York City, New York, USA at the Vanderbilt Theatre, 148 W. 48th St. on 17 August 1922, but closed after only 12 performances.

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Michael Winslow: I beg your pardon, but I'm really awfully sorry about this afternoon. It was my own stupid...
Barbara Lang: It's quite all right.
Michael Winslow: You don't like me.
Barbara Lang: I don't see what difference that makes.
Michael Winslow: You know, I'm the kind of a fellow, when you first meet me you don't like me. But after you get to know me better... you hate me.
Barbara Lang: Oh, I'll never hate you.
Michael Winslow: Well, that's something.
Barbara Lang: Because I'm *not* going to know you any better.

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References Captains Courageous (1937)

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Tour of RKO

This is another enjoyable role for that great actor Lee Tracy.He paid so heavily for his transgressions that he has virtually been eradicated from the map.However the real point of interest for this film is that it includes a tour of the RKO lot.In the film it is supposed to be "Wonder Pictures" but it is easily recognisable as the RKO studios.Some of the action takes place outside the very recognisable entrance which i recall is on Gower Street.The climax of the film is shot on Stage 9 and also featured are ares around the internal courtyard.Many of the signs for the various departments are visible.When i visited the studio in 1983 for the taping of an episode of "Cheers" it looked very much the same.In fact that programme may even have been made on the same sound stage as this.So if you are interested in the history of RKO this is an added attraction for this film.