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Twentieth Century (1934)

A temperamental Broadway producer trains an untutored actress, but when she becomes a star, she proves a match for him.

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Wes C 28 Sep 2007

A great screwball comedy. Lombard and Barrymore are a wonderful, unconventional pair.

Michelle S 24 Jun 2007

A thousand words a minute. This film invented screwball. Hard to get a hod of now, used to have it on video. Great film to watch when its a long afternoon and you need inspration to write great dialogue!

John W 09 Aug 2014

A bit dated, but good comedy is timeless. The last third is the funniest part.

Christopher Null 06 Apr 2005

Funny, but it gets too repetitious in the last act and slowly crumbles into the relatively obscure minor work it has become today.

Steven D. Greydanus 11 Feb 2006

Often credited as the first screwball comedy… an acerbic satire of show-business ego and superficiality.