1940 Twentieth Century-Fox Produced by Kenneth MacGowan Directed by Walter Lang Written by Robert Ellis and Helen Logan Photographed by Peverell Marley Music by David Buttolph 85 minutes Starring Linda Darnell, John Payne, Roland Young, Charlotte Greenwood, William Gargan, Mary Beth Hughes, Donald Meek, Jessie Ralph Improbable yarn about a beautiful young girl (Linda Darnell) who goes to Hollywood to become a movie star. John Payne is another hopeful, with whom she falls in love, and Mary Beth Hughes the selfish starlet who attempts to sabotage Linda's career by burying her screen test. Roland Young is most enjoyable as a kindly talent scout. Joan appears as one of a number of college kids, on her musical way with singing quaterback Payne to a college football game. If I had a better print I might be able to tell which one. It wasn't a very big part for Miss Brodel. Hokey but diverting picture that never asks us to take it too seriously. Recommended. Favorite Joan Leslie Film Select your favorite Joan Leslie film here. High Sierra The Great Mr. Nobody The Wagons Roll at Night Sergeant York The Male Animal Yankee Doodle Dandy The Hard Way This Is the Army The Sky's the Limit Thank Your Lucky Stars Hollywood Canteen Where Do We Go From Here? Rhapsody in Blue Too Young to Know Cinderella Jones Two Guys from Milwaukee Repeat Performance Northwest Stampede The Skipper Surprised His Wife Man in the Saddle The Woman They Almost Lynched Flight Nurse Jubilee Trail Hell's Outpost Other Current Results [Sign My Guestbook] [View My Guestbook]