Strictly Dynamite

1934
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1h 11min

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Jimmy Durante and Lupe Velez in Strictly Dynamite (1934)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA struggling writer finds success writing scripts for a radio comic at the expense of his high-brow ambitions.A struggling writer finds success writing scripts for a radio comic at the expense of his high-brow ambitions.A struggling writer finds success writing scripts for a radio comic at the expense of his high-brow ambitions.

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Anecdotes
Jimmy Durante and Lupe Velez were borrowed from MGM and Norman Foster was borrowed from Fox for this film.

Gaffes
When meeting Moxie, Robin replaces his hat on his head twice between shots after getting slapped and kicked by his mother.

Citations
[Moxie is introduced to a child actor of the "legitimate" stage]
Moxie Slaight: Well I'm glad he was legitimate once.

Connexions
References Jeunes filles en uniforme (1931)

Bandes originales
Swing It Sister
(1932) (uncredited)
Music by Burton Lane
Lyrics by Harold Adamson
Played and Sung by The Mills Brothers

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6/10

Not Dynamite But Good Fun

Jimmy Durante is relatively subdued here. Maybe because his leading lady is Lupe Velez, who was not exactly a quiet or subtle performer herself. (I love her anyway.) This has a great supporting cast -- Tom Kennedy, Eugene Palette, many, many more.

The plot involves unsuccessful poet Norman Foster's being drawn into to the world of show biz. He begins to write gags for comic Durante, who terms them, and anything he likes, as dynamite.

Foster is smitten with Durante's flirtatious partner Velez. His wife Marian Nixon is patient -- sort of. Things get resolved and there's plenty of fun along the way.