Reckless

Synopsis

Reckless (1935), starring Jean Harlow, follows the story of Mona Leslie, a beloved Broadway star with a dark past. As her scandalous secrets threaten her career and personal life, Mona must navigate the ruthless world of show business and confront the consequences of her reckless behavior. The film delves into themes of love, ambition, and redemption, offering a captivating portrayal of a woman torn between her public image and private struggles. With stunning performances and a gripping narrative, Reckless takes audiences on a poignant journey through the glitz and glamour of 1930s entertainment industry.

Cast

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  Jean Harlow

  Mona Leslie

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  William Powell

  Ned Riley

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  Franchot Tone

  Robert 'Bob' Harrison Jr.

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  May Robson

  Mrs. Granny Leslie

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  Ted Healy

  Smiley

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  Nat Pendleton

  Blossom

Reviews

Reckless received mixed reviews upon its release, with critics praising Jean Harlow's captivating performance but criticizing the melodramatic plot. The New York Times commended Harlow for her on-screen charisma, stating, 'Jean Harlow shines in a role that demands both vulnerability and strength.' However, Variety criticized the film for its predictable storyline and lackluster character development. Despite these criticisms, Reckless has garnered a cult following over the years for its compelling portrayal of a woman struggling to overcome her past. IMDb users have rated the film 6.4/10, reflecting a divided opinion among viewers.

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