The Atomic Bombshell 
Trailer Transcript

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R. Lee Procter (RLP):  There's never been a woman like Hollywood B-Movie 
goddess Clara "Mynx" Devlin...and there's never been a podcast like The Atomic 
Bombshell, the astonishing life and tumultuous times of the woman that J. Edgar 
Hoover called The Most Dangerous Woman Alive."

Mynx Devlin starred in some of the wildest, most notorious film noir and drive-in 
movies ever made. These are films that scandalized the nation, electrified film-
goers and continue to astonish film scholars and cult movie lovers. "Thrill 
Queen." "Jive Crazy." "Hell Is A Female." "The Atomic Bombshell": they horrified 
censors and pushed the boundaries of Hollywood movie-making in the 40's and 
50's. More than that, they gave movie lovers a new kind of screen goddess to 
love: shrewd, provocative, unfettered, comfortable with her own sexuality and 
ready to fight for her rightful place in a man's world. 

Even as she re-defined Hollywood stardom, she was losing herself in a cascade 
of sensational-some might say notorious-love affairs with the greatest icons of 
the 20th century. Elvis Presley, Fidel Castro, Howard Hughes, Francois Truffaut, 
Jack Kerouac, and John F. Kennedy- they all loved Mynx Devlin. 

Then came a fatal New Year's Day car crash in the Nevada desert, and Mynx 
Devlin faded from public view...until now.

Now, the Mynx Devlin Story- all of it, every sordid, startling, sensational detail - 
will finally be told. It's all here- every love affair, every cinematic triumph and 
tragedy, and every headline-generating happenstance. Her own story is the only 
story wilder than the stories she lived on the silver screen. 

Over the course of ten half hour episodes, you'll go on an unforgettable journey 
of discovery with investigative reporter R. Lee Procter and Miss Devlin's own 
granddaughter, Hazel Matthews. Together, they uncover one stunning revelation 
after another in the singular life of this extraordinary cinematic icon. Once you 
meet Mynx Devlin, you'll never forget her. There's never been a woman like her 
before...or since.