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The movie was a hit, breaking box office records, and Hepburn was a star once again. She then secured financing (via Howard Hughes) for the film rights, negotiating significant creative control for herself and using it to massage and soften her onscreen persona without completely setting aside the toughness and brash sense of humour that had made her a star. After a string of flops, she bought the rights to the stage play that became The Philadelphia Story, which had been written for her, and took it on tour with herself in the lead. Others got out of the business entirely, but Hepburn wasn’t ready to pack it in. By the late 30s, times had changed, and that lesbian business wasn’t cutting it with audiences, and it certainly wasn’t going to fly with the relatively recently enacted production code. That had been a period when female stars with a whiff (or more) of bisexuality (Hepburn, Garbo, Dietrich, etc.) could wear pants and best their male costars without anyone clutching their pearls. Studios were spending big money on names that were no longer drawing butts to seats as they once had, and Hepburn was foremost on their minds given that tastes had changed dramatically since her early ‘30s heyday. And, from a business perspective, the theatre owners who took out the famous ad had a point. It wasn’t that they called her “box office poison” as legend has it, only that her movies were box office poison - hers and those of several other big names (mostly female stars). Katherine Hepburn and The Philadelphia Story (1940) Though it would still be a long road back for Reubens, his casting in one of the decade’s big blockbusters signalled that he wouldn’t be down forever. Among the first of these was in Tim Burton’s Batman Returns, in which Reubens plays Tucker Cobblepot, The Penguin’s father in the opening flashback. It wasn’t until a critically acclaimed appearance in 2001’s Blow that the stigma truly seemed to lift, but he had a lot of support from famous friends throughout the ‘90s, and made a number of smaller appearances. The arrest was widely covered and, while Reubens had voluntarily ended his show Pee-Wee’s Playhouse just before the incident, a syndication deal was pulled, and Reubens was removed from several ongoing and planned projects. (where, presumably, there was no other crime) caught TV’s beloved Pee-Wee Herman with his pants down, rather literally. In July of 1991, police conducting a random inspection of an “adult” movie theatre in Sarasota, Fla. The Scandal: Masturbating in a fashion unbecoming a children’s show host.

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