A race-car driver whose career is on the skids because of his drinking falls for a rich society girl. That motivates him to clean up his act and resume his career, but it may be too late for that.
Okay, so right off the bat, The Racing Strain (1932) is for a super specific crowd. We’re talking folks who *really* dig into early talkies, especially those quick-and-dirty B-pictures that studios just churned out. If you need shiny productions or sound that doesn't crackle a bit, well, you might find this one a tough...
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"Okay, so right off the bat, The Racing Strain (1932) is for a super specific crowd. We’re talking folks who *really* dig into early talkies, especially those quick-and-dirty B-pictures that studios just churned out. If you need shiny productions or sound that doesn't crackle a bit, well, you might find this one a tough go. But if you’re curious about how movies tackled grown-up problems back then, this is a neat little time capsule. 🕰️ It centers on Bob (J. Frank Glendon), a race car driver wh..."
Betty Burbridge, Dorothy Davenport, Willis Kent
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