Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Cut page
Changed line(s) 4,5 (click to see context) from:
* ''Film/Bombshell2019'', a drama about sexism at Creator/{{Fox News|Channel}} starring Creator/NicoleKidman, Creator/MargotRobbie, and Creator/CharlizeTheron.
to:
* ''Film/Bombshell2019'', a drama about sexism at Creator/{{Fox News|Channel}} Fox News starring Creator/NicoleKidman, Creator/MargotRobbie, and Creator/CharlizeTheron.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1,2 (click to see context) from:
''Bombshell'' may refer to:
to:
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1,2 (click to see context) from:
''Film.Bombshell'' may refer to:
to:
Changed line(s) 4,5 (click to see context) from:
* ''Film/Bombshell2019'', a drama about sexism at Creator/FoxNewsChannel starring Creator/NicoleKidman, Creator/MargotRobbie, and Creator/CharlizeTheron.
to:
* ''Film/Bombshell2019'', a drama about sexism at Creator/FoxNewsChannel Creator/{{Fox News|Channel}} starring Creator/NicoleKidman, Creator/MargotRobbie, and Creator/CharlizeTheron.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 3 (click to see context) from:
* ''Film/Bombshell1933'', a {{Comedy}} starring Creator/JeanHarlow.
to:
* ''Film/Bombshell1933'', a {{Comedy}} comedy starring Creator/JeanHarlow.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 3 (click to see context) from:
* ''Film/Bombshell1933'', a ScrewballComedy starring Creator/JeanHarlow.
to:
* ''Film/Bombshell1933'', a ScrewballComedy {{Comedy}} starring Creator/JeanHarlow.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1,26 (click to see context) from:
[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bombshell_harlow_tone.JPG]]
''Bombshell'' is a 1933 film directed by Creator/VictorFleming, starring Creator/JeanHarlow and Lee Tracy.
Harlow is Lola Burns, a glamorous blonde bombshell Hollywood movie star. Her complicated life involves a temperamental LatinLover who has overstayed his visa, a crazy fan that won't stop stalking her, a father and brother who are mooching off of her, and studio publicity man E.J. "Space" Hanlon (Tracy), who keeps embarrassing her with the fake scandals he gins up to keep her name in the papers. Space once dated Lola and still carries a torch for her, but he doesn't let that stop the studio publicity machine. When Lola falls in love with aristocrat Gifford Middleton (Franchot Tone) and elects to retire from pictures, Space has to lure her back, both for himself and the studio.
----
!!This film contains the following tropes:
* TheAlcoholic: Lola's father, played by Frank Morgan (''Film/TheWizardOfOz''), is an idiot and a drunkard.
--> '''Lola''': Remember your heart, you're likely to have the [=DTs=] again.
* CelebrityParadox: Lola has to do retakes for ''Film/RedDust'', a real film which starred Creator/ClarkGable and Creator/JeanHarlow.
* DrivingADesk: In every scene where people are riding in cars.
* FourthDateMarriage: After one day at the desert resort, Lola and Gifford Middleton are making wedding plans. It turns out this is all Spence's doing; see MassiveMultiplayerScam below.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Apparently Lola's maid is something of an EthicalSlut.
--> '''Lola''': Your day off sure is brutal on your lingerie.
* GoingCommando: Lola is specifically instructed by the studio not to wear a brassiere (and Harlow the sex symbol usually didn't.)
* UsefulNotes/TheHaysCode: Referenced in-universe as the reason why Lola has to do retakes of ''Red Dust''. (Actually this film comes from UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra, as Hollywood didn't bear down with the Hays Code until 1934.)
* HighClassGlass: Clara's father, Clara's boyfriend Hugo, and Gifford's father all use this to fake being sophisticated.
* HorribleHollywood: This is how Lola feels after Space's meddling and other Hollywood jackassery embarrasses her and ruins her chance of adopting a baby. But later, she defends Hollywood after the snooty Middletons are horrified to find that she's an actress.
* LoonyFan: Lola has a crazy stalker who keeps following her around, claiming that she's his wife.
* MassiveMultiplayerScam: The LoonyFan and all three Middletons are actors, working along with Space to manipulate Lola into going back to the movies.
* TheRival: Alice Cole, a more well-adjusted actress at "Monarch Pictures". Space uses the threat that Cole might get a part that was supposed to go to Lola to lure Lola back to Hollywood.
* RomanAClef: A satirical portrait of the life of Creator/ClaraBow at the height of her stardom--Bow actually did leave the movies to get married and retire to the desert. However, other elements are clearly taken from the life of Harlow herself, like the large dogs at her mansion and the mooching family members.
* TitleDrop: A bandleader at the Coconut Grove says "I see the beautiful Lola Burns, the bombshell herself."
* WorstNewsJudgmentEver: Lola's boyfriend getting arrested by Immigration makes the front page of the newspaper.
''Bombshell'' is a 1933 film directed by Creator/VictorFleming, starring Creator/JeanHarlow and Lee Tracy.
Harlow is Lola Burns, a glamorous blonde bombshell Hollywood movie star. Her complicated life involves a temperamental LatinLover who has overstayed his visa, a crazy fan that won't stop stalking her, a father and brother who are mooching off of her, and studio publicity man E.J. "Space" Hanlon (Tracy), who keeps embarrassing her with the fake scandals he gins up to keep her name in the papers. Space once dated Lola and still carries a torch for her, but he doesn't let that stop the studio publicity machine. When Lola falls in love with aristocrat Gifford Middleton (Franchot Tone) and elects to retire from pictures, Space has to lure her back, both for himself and the studio.
----
!!This film contains the following tropes:
* TheAlcoholic: Lola's father, played by Frank Morgan (''Film/TheWizardOfOz''), is an idiot and a drunkard.
--> '''Lola''': Remember your heart, you're likely to have the [=DTs=] again.
* CelebrityParadox: Lola has to do retakes for ''Film/RedDust'', a real film which starred Creator/ClarkGable and Creator/JeanHarlow.
* DrivingADesk: In every scene where people are riding in cars.
* FourthDateMarriage: After one day at the desert resort, Lola and Gifford Middleton are making wedding plans. It turns out this is all Spence's doing; see MassiveMultiplayerScam below.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Apparently Lola's maid is something of an EthicalSlut.
--> '''Lola''': Your day off sure is brutal on your lingerie.
* GoingCommando: Lola is specifically instructed by the studio not to wear a brassiere (and Harlow the sex symbol usually didn't.)
* UsefulNotes/TheHaysCode: Referenced in-universe as the reason why Lola has to do retakes of ''Red Dust''. (Actually this film comes from UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra, as Hollywood didn't bear down with the Hays Code until 1934.)
* HighClassGlass: Clara's father, Clara's boyfriend Hugo, and Gifford's father all use this to fake being sophisticated.
* HorribleHollywood: This is how Lola feels after Space's meddling and other Hollywood jackassery embarrasses her and ruins her chance of adopting a baby. But later, she defends Hollywood after the snooty Middletons are horrified to find that she's an actress.
* LoonyFan: Lola has a crazy stalker who keeps following her around, claiming that she's his wife.
* MassiveMultiplayerScam: The LoonyFan and all three Middletons are actors, working along with Space to manipulate Lola into going back to the movies.
* TheRival: Alice Cole, a more well-adjusted actress at "Monarch Pictures". Space uses the threat that Cole might get a part that was supposed to go to Lola to lure Lola back to Hollywood.
* RomanAClef: A satirical portrait of the life of Creator/ClaraBow at the height of her stardom--Bow actually did leave the movies to get married and retire to the desert. However, other elements are clearly taken from the life of Harlow herself, like the large dogs at her mansion and the mooching family members.
* TitleDrop: A bandleader at the Coconut Grove says "I see the beautiful Lola Burns, the bombshell herself."
* WorstNewsJudgmentEver: Lola's boyfriend getting arrested by Immigration makes the front page of the newspaper.
to:
''Bombshell'' is
* ''Film/Bombshell1933'', a
Harlow is Lola Burns, a glamorous blonde bombshell Hollywood movie star. Her complicated life involves a temperamental LatinLover who has overstayed his visa, a crazy fan that won't stop stalking her, a father and brother who are mooching off of her, and studio publicity man E.J. "Space" Hanlon (Tracy), who keeps embarrassing her with the fake scandals he gins up to keep her name in the papers. Space once dated Lola and still carries a torch for her, but he doesn't let that stop the studio publicity machine. When Lola falls in love with aristocrat Gifford Middleton (Franchot Tone) and elects to retire from pictures, Space has to lure her back, both for himself and the studio.
----
!!This film contains the following tropes:
* TheAlcoholic: Lola's father, played by Frank Morgan (''Film/TheWizardOfOz''), is an idiot and a drunkard.
--> '''Lola''': Remember your heart, you're likely to have the [=DTs=] again.
* CelebrityParadox: Lola has to do retakes for ''Film/RedDust'', a real film which starred Creator/ClarkGable and
*
* FourthDateMarriage: After one day
If an internal link led you here, please correct the
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Apparently Lola's maid is something of an EthicalSlut.
--> '''Lola''': Your day off sure is brutal on your lingerie.
* GoingCommando: Lola is specifically instructed by the studio not
* UsefulNotes/TheHaysCode: Referenced in-universe as the reason why Lola has to do retakes of ''Red Dust''. (Actually this film comes from UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra, as Hollywood didn't bear down with the Hays Code until 1934.)
* HighClassGlass: Clara's father, Clara's boyfriend Hugo, and Gifford's father all use this to fake being sophisticated.
* HorribleHollywood: This is how Lola feels after Space's meddling and other Hollywood jackassery embarrasses her and ruins her chance of adopting a baby. But later, she defends Hollywood after the snooty Middletons are horrified to find that she's an actress.
* LoonyFan: Lola has a crazy stalker who keeps following her around, claiming that she's his wife.
* MassiveMultiplayerScam: The LoonyFan and all three Middletons are actors, working along with Space to manipulate Lola into going back
* TheRival: Alice Cole, a more well-adjusted actress at "Monarch Pictures". Space uses the threat that Cole might get a part that was supposed to go to Lola to lure Lola back to Hollywood.
* RomanAClef: A satirical portrait of the life of Creator/ClaraBow at the height of her stardom--Bow actually did leave the movies to get married and retire to the desert. However, other elements are clearly taken from the life of Harlow herself, like the large dogs at her mansion and the mooching family members.
* TitleDrop: A bandleader at the Coconut Grove says "I see the beautiful Lola Burns, the bombshell herself."
* WorstNewsJudgmentEver: Lola's boyfriend getting arrested by Immigration makes the front page of the newspaper.
----
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 24 (click to see context) from:
* RomanAClef: A satirical portrait of the life of Clara Bow at the height of her stardom--Bow actually did leave the movies to get married and retire to the desert. However, other elements are clearly taken from the life of Harlow herself, like the large dogs at her mansion and the mooching family members.
to:
* RomanAClef: A satirical portrait of the life of Clara Bow Creator/ClaraBow at the height of her stardom--Bow actually did leave the movies to get married and retire to the desert. However, other elements are clearly taken from the life of Harlow herself, like the large dogs at her mansion and the mooching family members.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 5,6 (click to see context) from:
Harlow is Lola Burns, a glamorous blonde bombshell Hollywood movie star. Her complicated life involves a temperamental LatinLover who has overstayed his visa, a crazy fan that won't stop stalking her, a father and brother who are mooching off of her, and studio publicity man E.J. "Space" Hanlon, who keeps embarrassing her with the fake scandals he gins up to keep her name in the papers. Space once dated Lola and still carries a torch for her, but he doesn't let that stop the studio publicity machine. When Lola falls in love with aristocrat Gifford Middleton (Franchot Tone) and elects to retire from pictures, Space has to lure her back, both for himself and the studio.
to:
Harlow is Lola Burns, a glamorous blonde bombshell Hollywood movie star. Her complicated life involves a temperamental LatinLover who has overstayed his visa, a crazy fan that won't stop stalking her, a father and brother who are mooching off of her, and studio publicity man E.J. "Space" Hanlon, Hanlon (Tracy), who keeps embarrassing her with the fake scandals he gins up to keep her name in the papers. Space once dated Lola and still carries a torch for her, but he doesn't let that stop the studio publicity machine. When Lola falls in love with aristocrat Gifford Middleton (Franchot Tone) and elects to retire from pictures, Space has to lure her back, both for himself and the studio.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 5,6 (click to see context) from:
Harlow is Lola Burns, a glamorous blonde bombshell Hollywood movie star. Her complicated life involves a temperamental LatinLover who has overstayed his visa, a crazy fan that won't stop stalking her, a father and brother who are mooching off of her, and studio publicity man E.J. "Space" Hanlon, who keeps embarrassing her with the fake scandals he gins up to keep her name in the papers. Space once dated Lola and still carries a torch for her, but he doesn't let that stop the studio publicity machine.
to:
Harlow is Lola Burns, a glamorous blonde bombshell Hollywood movie star. Her complicated life involves a temperamental LatinLover who has overstayed his visa, a crazy fan that won't stop stalking her, a father and brother who are mooching off of her, and studio publicity man E.J. "Space" Hanlon, who keeps embarrassing her with the fake scandals he gins up to keep her name in the papers. Space once dated Lola and still carries a torch for her, but he doesn't let that stop the studio publicity machine.
machine. When Lola falls in love with aristocrat Gifford Middleton (Franchot Tone) and elects to retire from pictures, Space has to lure her back, both for himself and the studio.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1,2 (click to see context) from:
''Bombshell'' is a 1933 film directed by Creator/VictorFleming, starring Creator/JeanHarlow and Lee Tracy. Harlow is Lola Burns, a glamorous blonde bombshell Hollywood movie star. Her complicated life involves a temperamental LatinLover who has overstayed his visa, a crazy fan that won't stop stalking her, a father and brother who are mooching off of her, and studio publicity man E.J. "Space" Hanlon, who keeps embarrassing her with the fake scandals he gins up to keep her name in the papers. Space once dated Lola and still carries a torch for her, but he doesn't let that stop the studio publicity machine.
to:
[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/bombshell_harlow_tone.JPG]]
''Bombshell'' is a 1933 film directed by Creator/VictorFleming, starring Creator/JeanHarlow and Lee Tracy.
Harlow is Lola Burns, a glamorous blonde bombshell Hollywood movie star. Her complicated life involves a temperamental LatinLover who has overstayed his visa, a crazy fan that won't stop stalking her, a father and brother who are mooching off of her, and studio publicity man E.J. "Space" Hanlon, who keeps embarrassing her with the fake scandals he gins up to keep her name in the papers. Space once dated Lola and still carries a torch for her, but he doesn't let that stop the studio publicity machine.
''Bombshell'' is a 1933 film directed by Creator/VictorFleming, starring Creator/JeanHarlow and Lee Tracy.
Harlow is Lola Burns, a glamorous blonde bombshell Hollywood movie star. Her complicated life involves a temperamental LatinLover who has overstayed his visa, a crazy fan that won't stop stalking her, a father and brother who are mooching off of her, and studio publicity man E.J. "Space" Hanlon, who keeps embarrassing her with the fake scandals he gins up to keep her name in the papers. Space once dated Lola and still carries a torch for her, but he doesn't let that stop the studio publicity machine.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 7 (click to see context) from:
--> '''Lola''': Remember you're heart, you're likely to have the [=DTs=] again.
to:
--> '''Lola''': Remember you're your heart, you're likely to have the [=DTs=] again.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 8 (click to see context) from:
* CelebrityParadox: Lola has to do retakes for ''Film/RedDust'', a real film which starred Creator/ClarkGable and JeanHarlow.
to:
* CelebrityParadox: Lola has to do retakes for ''Film/RedDust'', a real film which starred Creator/ClarkGable and JeanHarlow.Creator/JeanHarlow.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 1,2 (click to see context) from:
''Bombshell'' is a 1933 film directed by Creator/VictorFleming, starring JeanHarlow and Lee Tracy. Harlow is Lola Burns, a glamorous blonde bombshell Hollywood movie star. Her complicated life involves a temperamental LatinLover who has overstayed his visa, a crazy fan that won't stop stalking her, a father and brother who are mooching off of her, and studio publicity man E.J. "Space" Hanlon, who keeps embarrassing her with the fake scandals he gins up to keep her name in the papers. Space once dated Lola and still carries a torch for her, but he doesn't let that stop the studio publicity machine.
to:
''Bombshell'' is a 1933 film directed by Creator/VictorFleming, starring JeanHarlow Creator/JeanHarlow and Lee Tracy. Harlow is Lola Burns, a glamorous blonde bombshell Hollywood movie star. Her complicated life involves a temperamental LatinLover who has overstayed his visa, a crazy fan that won't stop stalking her, a father and brother who are mooching off of her, and studio publicity man E.J. "Space" Hanlon, who keeps embarrassing her with the fake scandals he gins up to keep her name in the papers. Space once dated Lola and still carries a torch for her, but he doesn't let that stop the studio publicity machine.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* GoingCommando: Lola is specifically instructed by the studio not to wear a brassiere (and Harlow the sex symbol usually didn't.)
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
''Bombshell'' is a 1933 film directed by Creator/VictorFleming, starring JeanHarlow and Lee Tracy. Harlow is Lola Burns, a glamorous blonde bombshell Hollywood movie star. Her complicated life involves a temperamental LatinLover who has overstayed his visa, a crazy fan that won't stop stalking her, a father and brother who are mooching off of her, and studio publicity man E.J. "Space" Hanlon, who keeps embarrassing her with the fake scandals he gins up to keep her name in the papers. Space once dated Lola and still carries a torch for her, but he doesn't let that stop the studio publicity machine.
----
!!This film contains the following tropes:
* TheAlcoholic: Lola's father, played by Frank Morgan (''Film/TheWizardOfOz''), is an idiot and a drunkard.
--> '''Lola''': Remember you're heart, you're likely to have the [=DTs=] again.
* CelebrityParadox: Lola has to do retakes for ''Film/RedDust'', a real film which starred Creator/ClarkGable and JeanHarlow.
* DrivingADesk: In every scene where people are riding in cars.
* FourthDateMarriage: After one day at the desert resort, Lola and Gifford Middleton are making wedding plans. It turns out this is all Spence's doing; see MassiveMultiplayerScam below.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Apparently Lola's maid is something of an EthicalSlut.
--> '''Lola''': Your day off sure is brutal on your lingerie.
* UsefulNotes/TheHaysCode: Referenced in-universe as the reason why Lola has to do retakes of ''Red Dust''. (Actually this film comes from UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra, as Hollywood didn't bear down with the Hays Code until 1934.)
* HighClassGlass: Clara's father, Clara's boyfriend Hugo, and Gifford's father all use this to fake being sophisticated.
* HorribleHollywood: This is how Lola feels after Space's meddling and other Hollywood jackassery embarrasses her and ruins her chance of adopting a baby. But later, she defends Hollywood after the snooty Middletons are horrified to find that she's an actress.
* LoonyFan: Lola has a crazy stalker who keeps following her around, claiming that she's his wife.
* MassiveMultiplayerScam: The LoonyFan and all three Middletons are actors, working along with Space to manipulate Lola into going back to the movies.
* TheRival: Alice Cole, a more well-adjusted actress at "Monarch Pictures". Space uses the threat that Cole might get a part that was supposed to go to Lola to lure Lola back to Hollywood.
* RomanAClef: A satirical portrait of the life of Clara Bow at the height of her stardom--Bow actually did leave the movies to get married and retire to the desert. However, other elements are clearly taken from the life of Harlow herself, like the large dogs at her mansion and the mooching family members.
* TitleDrop: A bandleader at the Coconut Grove says "I see the beautiful Lola Burns, the bombshell herself."
* WorstNewsJudgmentEver: Lola's boyfriend getting arrested by Immigration makes the front page of the newspaper.
----
!!This film contains the following tropes:
* TheAlcoholic: Lola's father, played by Frank Morgan (''Film/TheWizardOfOz''), is an idiot and a drunkard.
--> '''Lola''': Remember you're heart, you're likely to have the [=DTs=] again.
* CelebrityParadox: Lola has to do retakes for ''Film/RedDust'', a real film which starred Creator/ClarkGable and JeanHarlow.
* DrivingADesk: In every scene where people are riding in cars.
* FourthDateMarriage: After one day at the desert resort, Lola and Gifford Middleton are making wedding plans. It turns out this is all Spence's doing; see MassiveMultiplayerScam below.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Apparently Lola's maid is something of an EthicalSlut.
--> '''Lola''': Your day off sure is brutal on your lingerie.
* UsefulNotes/TheHaysCode: Referenced in-universe as the reason why Lola has to do retakes of ''Red Dust''. (Actually this film comes from UsefulNotes/ThePreCodeEra, as Hollywood didn't bear down with the Hays Code until 1934.)
* HighClassGlass: Clara's father, Clara's boyfriend Hugo, and Gifford's father all use this to fake being sophisticated.
* HorribleHollywood: This is how Lola feels after Space's meddling and other Hollywood jackassery embarrasses her and ruins her chance of adopting a baby. But later, she defends Hollywood after the snooty Middletons are horrified to find that she's an actress.
* LoonyFan: Lola has a crazy stalker who keeps following her around, claiming that she's his wife.
* MassiveMultiplayerScam: The LoonyFan and all three Middletons are actors, working along with Space to manipulate Lola into going back to the movies.
* TheRival: Alice Cole, a more well-adjusted actress at "Monarch Pictures". Space uses the threat that Cole might get a part that was supposed to go to Lola to lure Lola back to Hollywood.
* RomanAClef: A satirical portrait of the life of Clara Bow at the height of her stardom--Bow actually did leave the movies to get married and retire to the desert. However, other elements are clearly taken from the life of Harlow herself, like the large dogs at her mansion and the mooching family members.
* TitleDrop: A bandleader at the Coconut Grove says "I see the beautiful Lola Burns, the bombshell herself."
* WorstNewsJudgmentEver: Lola's boyfriend getting arrested by Immigration makes the front page of the newspaper.