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Bombshell (1933)

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

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Mordaunt Hall 02 Mar 1990

Although there are moments when the comedy is too rambunctious and scenes which are not precisely convincing, it is for the most part a merry, fast-paced diversion.

Kenneth Turan 29 Aug 1951

One of the funniest pictures of the year: a farce with Frank Morgan, Lee Tracy, Ted Healy and particularly Jean Harlow, concerning the life and times of a Hollywood star, complete with a Marquis and three dogs.

Jonathan Rosenbaum 24 Jan 2007

One of Jean Harlow's best pictures, this 1933 feature is a merciless satire of Hollywood, with Harlow as a movie star and Lee Tracy as her publicity agent.