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The Public Enemy (1931)
Even from a young age, it was pretty clear that Tom Powers (James Cagney) and Matt Doyle (Edward Woods) weren’t on the road to becoming fine, upstanding citizens. They got their start working f… more →
The Hollywood Revue
My weekend movie - Double Bill: Waterloo Bridge (1931 and 1940)
wrote 1 week ago: Waterloo Bridge (La Donna che non si deve amare) – USA 1931 Directed by: James Whale. Starring: Mae … more →
The Public Enemy
wrote 1 week ago: PLOT (spoiler alert!!!): As youngsters, Tom Powers (James Cagney) and his lifelong friend Matt Doyle … more →
Mae Clarke's Word of Wisdom
wrote 1 month ago: With Boris Karloff in Frankenstein (1931). I never got to meet or interview Mae Clarke, but I did co … more →
The James Cagney Blogathon: Lady Killer (1933)
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wrote 2 months ago: Before I began working on this post, I’d seen Lady Killer (1933) only once – many years ago. And in … more →
The Gift of Life
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wrote 4 months ago: Finest Christmas gift this year was the Universal Monsters Blu-Ray, which got slapped into the Maids … more →
Mothers Bring Your Daughters! Fathers Bring Your Sons! (March, 1937)
wrote 6 months ago: Apparently, the Road to Ruin is a very slippery slo … more →
She Works Hard For the Money: The Columbia Pictures Pre-Code Collection on DVD from TCM
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wrote 6 months ago: Sex sells, the old saying goes. It also employs, or at least it did in movies made before enforcemen … more →
The Public Enemy (1931)
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wrote 6 months ago: Even from a young age, it was pretty clear that Tom Powers (James Cagney) and Matt Doyle (Edward Woo … more →
Frankenstein/Bride of Frankenstein
wrote 7 months ago: Frankenstein/Bride of Frankenstein Toward the end of Halloween I became interested in the Frankenste … more →
FRANKENSTEIN (1931) BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1935)
wrote 7 months ago: Greetings again from the darkness. It’s pretty easy to underestimate the importance of a couple of … more →
Penguin Pool Murder (1932, George Archainbaud)
wrote 8 months ago: Penguin Pool Murder, besides the peculiar title (and lack of a definite article), opens like almost … more →
Mae Clarke
wrote 10 months ago: Happy Birthday! whataboutbobbed: Mae Clarke (August 16, 1910 – April 29, 1992) … more →
Mae Clarke Gets Grapefruit
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wrote 10 months ago: For the past little while, Mae Clarke has been a personal favorite of the Countess’s and mine. … more →
Late to my own party...
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wrote 10 months ago: Comet Over Hollywood is two years old! The only problem is I’m late to my own blog anniversary … more →
They've created a monster!
wrote 11 months ago: I’d been contemplating film genres and how so many have come to overlap each other. For some r … more →
WARNING: If You Have a Weak Heart and Cannot Stand Excitement, We Advise You NOT to See this Picture! (January, 1932)
wrote 1 year ago: Frankenstein (1931) Universal Pictures / P: Carl La … more →
My Week in Film: May 20 to May 26
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wrote 1 year ago: Here is what I watched last week. The Public Enemy (dir. William Wellman, 1931) Along with White Hea … more →
On this Day in Movie History April 23, 1931: The Public Enemy Released
wrote 1 year ago: It was on this day, April 23, 1931 the movie The Public Enemy starring James Cagney was released to … more →
Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
wrote 1 year ago: Bride of Frankenstein (1935) – The horror genre is one that is often met with dismissiveness if not … more →
