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Reckless (1935)

A theatrical star, born on the wrong side of the tracks, marries a drunken blue-blood millionaire.

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Antonius B 22 Oct 2016

William Powell is delightful, Jean Harlow is warm and vulnerable, Rosalind Russell is charming, and even Franchot Tone, who plays a millionaire playboy who jilts Russell for Harlow without truly knowing his own mind, is witty. The dialog, particularly in the first half of the movie, is light and amusing, and there are a couple of nice musical numbers. It gets a little fast paced and soap operatic towards the end, but it's always entertaining. This is the film that got Powell and Harlow together personally for the last two years of her life, and their chemistry shows. The early scene with them lounging together and him proposing in his own way as she drowses off is fantastic, and Powell's scenes with the old granny are also priceless. It's also fun to see a young Mickey Rooney in a couple of scenes. Not perfect but watch this one for the cast and their performances.

James C 16 Mar 2011

Harlow "sings" and "dances" in this film about a Broadway star who falls for and marries a millionaire (Franchot Tone). William Powell plays a sports promoter/gambler who is secretly in love with Harlow and tries to help her when her husband, depressed kills himself and she gets accused of murder. Great support from Mae Robson & early Rosalind Russell & Mickey Rooney performances. Based on the real life event of actress Libby Holman (and not too far off from what happened to Harlow with husband Paul Bern.) (Harlow's singing & dancing are done by a double.)

Dennis Schwartz 11 Aug 2016

A predictable but enjoyable romantic comedy.

jay n 09 Dec 2011

Even with big stars and an expensive production with songs by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein this is a minor film reworking of the Libby Holman tragedy. Powell is fine but in the background as is Roz in an early film where she is still in her grand lady phase. Jean does what she can in a part that for which she is hopeless ill suited. She does fine in the dramatic portions and is snappy at the beginning but she was no singer and is obviously dubbed. As a dancer well...she was a fine comedienne.

Bill T 13 Jul 2013

Good movie with William Powell and Myrna Loy. Loy stars as a broadway dancer choosing between Powell and Franchot Tone (hard choice there), and we all know she's made the wrong choice, but will she save her marriage in time? Some good numbers here. Takes forever to get going though, but definitely picks up in the end (and yes, makes a valid accompaniment to a previous movie "Sing You Sinners"