Libeled Lady

In the classic 1936 screwball comedy 'Libeled Lady', a wealthy woman sues for libel and a newspaper editor hires a gigolo to compromise her. The story takes a hilarious turn of events as the editor's fiancée helps the gigolo woo the plaintiff. With a mix of mistaken identities, witty dialogue, and charming performances by Jean Harlow, Spencer Tracy, Myrna Loy, and William Powell, 'Libeled Lady' offers a delightful blend of romantic comedy and farcical elements. The film showcases the wit and chemistry of the cast as they navigate through humorous situations and unexpected romantic entanglements.

Critics have praised 'Libeled Lady' for its sparkling dialogue, impeccable performances, and screwball antics. Rotten Tomatoes lauded the film with an 87% rating, calling it 'a fast-paced, witty comedy that showcases the best of Hollywood's Golden Age'. IMDb users rated the film 7.8/10, appreciating the film's charm and comedic timing. Metacritic described 'Libeled Lady' as a 'crowning achievement in screwball comedy, filled with zany characters and sharp wit'. The New York Times exclaimed, 'A joyous romp with a stellar cast that shines in every scene'. The Chicago Tribune raved, 'A must-see classic that stands the test of time with its timeless humor and endearing characters'. Overall, 'Libeled Lady' has received critical acclaim for its delightful performances and engaging storyline.