Young and Beautiful (1934) PRE-CODE HOLLYWOOD
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2015
- Stars: William Haines, Judith Allen, Joseph Cawthorn
Director: Joseph Santley
A film publicity man uses his skills to make this fiancée, June, the most famous movie star in the world. But June begins to believe that he may be more invested in her success than in romance. 
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Entertaining little movie. Although no masterpiece it provides a very enjoyable, often comedic, romp through the back-lots of mid-thirties Hollywood. Also, it contains some fun dance routines including one involving some cleverly constructed masks of movie stars, many who are still well known.
I quite like these little-known movies from the early days of 'talkies'. How lucky we are to be alive at a time when we can, with little effort, share the same pleasures that entertained audiences now long gone. For me, old movies provide the closest thing there is to a time machine.
I agree 100% Thank you for your comments .
Well said and I agree
I concur.
William Haines was a huge star in the silent era and into the early talkies, playing a boy-next-door leading man with a comical edge. This I believe is his last film after leaving MGM. Haines was openly gay and was on several occasions arrested when "gay clubs" were raided by the police, and was known for his wild parties. MGM of course covered it up as much as possible but Louis B. Mayer finally had enough and fired Haines, although some say Haines wanted to leave anyway knowing the "jig was up" so to speak and he would no longer get leading man roles. But Haines was smart and using his close friendship with Joan Crawford and his many industry connections, he started a very successful and long lasting interior decorating business. He became known as THE decorator to the stars, doing over many of their
homes.
terrific film, great costumes...an era long gone.
i have never seen a William Haines movie until now.
good characters in this story, thank you for this movie.
Great movie thanks for posting
Nice movie. Thanks!
baby Stars -They look quite grown up to me....at least with William Haines around it was safe backstage.
Lol😉
Good one.
*Beginner Stars* should say probably ...
Beautiful
💖💐 I love the way everyone accepts each other for who they really are. 💎🏆
Interesting that the film's writer, Dore Schary, ended up running, er, ruining, MGM some 20 years later.
She very pretty love classic movie films! 💗
I absolutely love watching old movies.....if they have good sound. Couldn't finish.
May you and your family,love ones,and beautiful views know and understand the mysteries of the kingdom 👑 Amen💎May you all have enlightened 🌉 love the move 🍿great movie 🎥 20 Stars you never disappoint 🔥 Amazing
never heared of any of those young women...not surprisingly.
A stunning work of film art? Far from it. But it was entertaining. It was good to see William Haines in one of his talking pictures.
THERE MORE aCTING HERE THAN IN alot of films modern day wow what a time capsule SPLENDID HAUNTING
A good movie
03:24 - "Will Rogers,... Wallace Beery,... Mary Pickford, Paul Muni, and Mussolini. They sure are a nice bunch of telegrams."
Young and beautiful ... my dippled crack. Nothing but OLD people in this.
The guy singing the "Hush Your Fuss" song on the piano is Parker Gibbs I believe. He's credited as Ray Mayer though but his singing voice is unmistakably Parker Gibbs who sang with Ted Weems orchestra during the 30's. Very hard to find info on him sadly. Here is one of the popular songs of the day, "Piccolo Pete" where you can hear his voice. You be the judge. =) ruclips.net/video/kDaPfJOXr-E/видео.html
It's gone! Been taken off!
"⭐Stars arent born they're made"
Love the phony Laurel & Hardy dance routine...
That scene with the men coming out in papier mache' masks of famous actors/comedians of the time - weird! I don'tknow anyone that can name those famous "faces'".
I can. I agree, that was a creepy scene, especially when the girls held the masks above their heads.
young beautiful and white
Creme de la creme. That's what has created Civilization.
It's the 1930s.
Goes together :)
This movie has great character actors , gorgeous Wampas baby stars and stared William Haines the first openly gay movie star and unfortunately he paid the price for it. 1934 was the last year for Wampas Stars none of them became stars like so many in other years did, such as Joan Crawford, Clara Bow , Gingers Rodgers just to name a few
What's with the flashing thing on the side?
If it's banned just take it down, don't make it unwatchable.
Was one of my favorite pizza flicks.
And their marriage lasted 6 months...
scadalous
Looks like a "Cancel Culture" Training film! Loved it!
So, you take abuse for a long time. Abuse and lying from a man. What a terrible message that at the last second she just excepts this crap. But I did enjoy a lot of the movie!
Why did all the male vocalists from that era sound like they'd been castrated with a dull knife. Uff Dah. Hey, guys, sound off like you have a pair!
This as in most of these era movies featured guys that all use the same uneducated toughguy patter in their dialogue.
they can live again y ressurrection. john5.28,29
Homoerotic sub text?50:35.
If it's 'homoerotic', William Haines won't be far away.
@@leelarson107 Are you say Mr.Haines was that way?
Yikes! William Haines can't act, at least not here. No wonder his career tanked with the talkies. Sorry for the negativity.
No PLASTIC faces.¥
She's a star an hasn't made a movie🤔lol✌️
Not that bad a film. But I can do without the likes of William Gaines. Thunnuvva biththth.
va va va voom!
Safe to say that they are all dead now.....
William Haines croaked from lung cancer in 1973. A lot of men felt much safer after that. The women were never in danger.
Absolutely terrible. What a waste of my time. A glorification of a shallow and meaningless industry. There is no redeeming quality in this film whatever. Pure junk.
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You must be sick....
“A time is coming when men will go mad, and when they see someone who is not mad, they will attack him, saying, ‘You are mad; you are not like us.’” -St. Anthony the Great
Notable for one thing--one of William Haines' last pictures after being dumped by MGM for refusing to conceal his homosexuality behind a sham marriage. Louie B. had him blacklisted. "You'll never work in this town again!"
You must be a million laughs at parties.
@@robertdoherty2001 interesting! This is great. Corney but great. Archaeologists will look at this and say "Wow!"
All you folks who think there's ANYTHING good about this film....should see a few more films. What a WASTE of the great Franklyn Pangborn.