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Marked Woman - 1937

The Bogie Film Blog wrote 1 week ago: Your Bogie Fix:   out of 5 Bogies! Director: Lloyd Bacon The Lowdown This is the third Lloyd Bacon / … more →

Tags: 2.5 Bogies, All Movies, Bette Davis, Bogart, Bogart Blog, Bogie, Bogie Blog, Humphrey Bogart, Lucky Luciano

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Tags: Busby Berkeley, James Cagney, Joan Blondell

Gold Diggers of 1937 (1936)

Klaus wrote 3 weeks ago: US 101m, B&W Director: Lloyd Bacon; Cast: Dick Powell, Joan Blondell, Glenda Farrell, Victor Moo … more →

Tags: All, 1930s, unlisted

Brother Orchid - 19402 comments

The Bogie Film Blog wrote 4 weeks ago: Your Bogie Fix:  out of 5 Bogies! Director:  Lloyd Bacon The Lowdown A comedy crime drama that can’t … more →

Tags: 2.5 Bogies, All Movies, Ann Sothern, Brother Orchid, Edward G. Robinson, Humphrey Bogart

at theaters: march 3, 1939

Dave wrote 2 months ago: Opened in movie theaters 74 years ago today: THE OKLAHOMA KID (James Cagney, Humphrey Bogart, Rosema … more →

Tags: Movies, History, 1939, western, Humphrey Bogart, James Cagney, Oklahoma Kid

250 Film Challenge: Footlight Parade (Pre-Code 4/50)

mcwhirk wrote 3 months ago: I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again: no Surrealist can match the sheer nuttiness of a … more →

Tags: film, 250 film challenge, Busby Berkeley, pre-code, footlight parade

PRE-CODE PORTRAITS

Gene Zonarich wrote 6 months ago: Ladies of “Pre-Code” (and their men):  Joan Blondell and James Cagney in Blonde Crazy (W … more →

Tags: film history, classic film, Production code, MGM, warner brothers, william powell, Joan Blondell, James Cagney, Paramount

Miss Pinkerton (1932, Lloyd Bacon)

Andrew Wickliffe wrote 7 months ago: It’s not difficult to assign blame for Miss Pinkerton‘s failings, it’s difficult t … more →

Tags: warner bros., English, Thriller, USA, Comedy, Black and White, Mystery, 1932, Elizabeth Patterson

42nd Street

nphamscrn119 wrote 7 months ago: 42nd Street, directed by Lloyd Bacon, was a hilarious, fast-paced film musical premiered on March 9, … more →

Tags: Busby Berkeley, Film musical

Miss Pinkerton (1932)

Eric Fuerst wrote 8 months ago: Director: Lloyd Bacon While Lloyd Bacon worked in virtually every genre, his light-hearted comedies … more →

Tags: Reviews, 1932, Miss Pinkerton

Miss Grant Takes Richmond (1949)

www.imustseemovie.com wrote 9 months ago: Directed by Lloyd Bacon, Ellen Grant is the worst student at the Woodruff secretarial school. Althou … more →

Tags: imustseemovie, William Holden, Lucille Ball, frank mchugh, Janis Carter, George Cleveland, Miss Grant Takes Richmond, Nat Perrin, Devery Freeman

KAY FRANCIS, M.D.6 comments

Gene Zonarich wrote 9 months ago: Kay Francis is a rare (for the time) female M.D. who uses her wits and her gender to save a child fr … more →

Tags: film history, Kay Francis, TCM, warner brothers, Production code, Paramount, pre-Code, Lyle Talbot, thelma todd

42nd Street (1933)

Eric Fuerst wrote 10 months ago: Director: Lloyd Bacon Audiences had already become exhausted with musicals in the early days of soun … more →

Tags: Reviews, 1933, 42nd street

Movie Quote of the Day - Footlight Parade, 1933 (dir. Lloyd Bacon)

cinemafanatic wrote 10 months ago: Nan Prescott: I’ve got an idea. Chester Kent: Keep it to yourself, or the wife’ll cash i … more →

Tags: Movie Quote of the Day, James Cagney, footlight parade, 1933, James Seymour, Joan Blondell, Manuel Seff, robert lord, Peter Milne

Here Comes The Navy (1934)

myacademyawards wrote 10 months ago: Director : Lloyd Bacon Starring : James Cagney (Chesty O’Conner), Pat o’Brien (Biff Mart … more →

Tags: 1934, Best Actor, best supporting actress, James Cagney, Pat O'Brien, Gloria Stuart

Invisible Stripes (1939)

tulipclaymore wrote 11 months ago: Cliff Taylor (George Raft) is a small-time criminal released on parole after a year in prison. He in … more →

Tags: film, Spoiler-Free, Reviews, vintage, invisible stripes, George Raft, William Holden, Humphrey Bogart, Gangster Film

Slapstick with Bullets - Part 1

theslapsticklinguist wrote 1 year ago: Are gangster films slapstick or not? It’s not as far-fetched as one might think, especially wh … more →

Tags: Film Analysis, slapstick, Silent Film, Harry Langdon, charlie chaplin, 1933, W. C. Fields, the floorwalker, 1916

A Notorious Affair (1930)

Eric Fuerst wrote 1 year ago: Director: Lloyd Bacon Among the most celebrated of screen beauties in the late 1920s was Billie Dove … more →

Tags: Reviews, 1930, a notorious affair

hoofin' it to the top1 comment

Jesse Ataide wrote 1 year ago: I’ve always heard such good things about 42nd Street (Lloyd Bacon, USA, 1933), so I’m kind of scratc … more →

Tags: Cinematic, Film Reviews, musical 3, Joan Crawford, film, 42nd street, Busby Berkeley, backstage, dancing lady


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