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I remember seeing this film on TCM not too long ago and really being taken by not only the look of the film but the no-holds-barred look at Tinseltown that probably had only Cruze's long-lost Hollywood for comparison in the silent era.
It's also nice to see another film with Eleanor Boardman besides THE CROWD. While her performance in that film is astounding, I've always wondered what her earlier career was like and added to that she was just so gorgeous-you wish she was more well known to current film buffs, and maybe with this film now on video that might change a tad.
I remember seeing this film on TCM not too long ago and really being taken by not only the look of the film but the no-holds-barred look at Tinseltown that probably had only Cruze's long-lost Hollywood for comparison in the silent era.
It's also nice to see another film with Eleanor Boardman besides THE CROWD. While her performance in that film is astounding, I've always wondered what her earlier career was like and added to that she was just so gorgeous-you wish she was more well known to current film buffs, and maybe with this film now on video that might change a tad.