Circus, the manager of boxer Kid Reagan, has an idea: to make him more popular with an educated milieu, he wants him to write poetry. But that's not his thing.


Is 'Celebrity' Worth Watching Today? For cinephiles with an appreciation for silent cinema, particularly those drawn to early Hollywood's often surprisingly cynical take on media and public image, Tay Garnett's 1928 film Celebrity is absolutely worth seeking out. It's a fascinating artifact, a brisk and often witty sat...

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"Is 'Celebrity' Worth Watching Today? For cinephiles with an appreciation for silent cinema, particularly those drawn to early Hollywood's often surprisingly cynical take on media and public image, Tay Garnett's 1928 film Celebrity is absolutely worth seeking out. It's a fascinating artifact, a brisk and often witty satire that feels remarkably prescient in its dissection of manufactured fame. However, if you're new to silent films or demand modern pacing and nuanced character arcs, this might be..."
Willard Keefe, John W. Krafft, Elliott J. Clawson, George Dromgold, Tay Garnett
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