Gambling Lady

1934
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Barbara Stanwyck and Joel McCrea in Gambling Lady (1934)

अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंLady Lee, gambler's daughter, plies her trade while pondering the proposal of a social-register suitor.Lady Lee, gambler's daughter, plies her trade while pondering the proposal of a social-register suitor.Lady Lee, gambler's daughter, plies her trade while pondering the proposal of a social-register suitor.

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6.5/10

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Barbara Stanwyck

Jennifer Lady Lee

Joel McCrea

Garry Madison

Pat O'Brien

Charlie Lang

Claire Dodd

Sheila Aiken

C. Aubrey Smith

Peter Madison

Robert Barrat

Mike Lee

Arthur Vinton

Jim Fallin

Phillip Reed

Steve

Philip Faversham

Don Carroway

Robert Elliott

Graves

Ferdinand Gottschalk

Cornelius - Lawyer

Willard Robertson

District Attorney

Huey White

Mealy - Bodyguard

Enrique Acosta

Gambler at Monte Carlo
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Ernie Alexander

Bellboy
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Frank Austin

Syndicate Board Member
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William Austin

Sargey - Fallon's Secretary
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William Bailey

Racetrack Spectator
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ट्रिविया
Barbara Stanwyck voiced her displeasure with working with director Archie Mayo. The director was notorious for slapping, groping, and pinching the rear ends of his leading ladies. When he tried for the first (and last) time to pinch Barbara Stanwyck's bottom, she grabbed his arm and loudly told him to cut it out.

गूफ़
In the opening visual credits, actor Arthur Vinton's character is listed as "Fallin." However, in the film, the door of his office bears the name "Fallon Investment Co."

भाव
Peter Madison: I'd like to contribute to this, I think.
Charlie Lang: You're on, Peter.
Peter Madison: The last of his kind, eh? An honest gambler. Here's a hundred for you.
Charlie Lang: And here's the payoff: he died broke.

कनेक्शन
Referenced in Thou Shalt Not: Sex, Sin and Censorship in Pre-Code Hollywood (2008)

साउंडट्रैक
The Wedding March
(1843) (uncredited)
from "A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op.61"
Music by Felix Mendelssohn
Played on an organ after the wedding

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7/10

Stanwyck deals more cool

Stanwyck plays an honest gambler and she steals the movie. After she ("Lady" Lee) realizes she can't rely on her gambling father, she meets wealthy Joel McCrea, who is, well, young and smitten. Find acting by all, including Pat O'Brien as Stanwyck's buddy and Sir C. Aubrey Smith as a father figure.

I just saw this movie shortly after seeing "But the Flesh Is Weak" on Turner Classic Movies. Sir C. Aubrey Smith is also in that movie, in which he plays the gambling father of young Robert Montgomery, who is smitten by wealthy Nora Gregor and is buddies with wealthy Heather Thatcher. Both movies have a similar parent-child duo wanting to strike it rich, and the start of each movie is similar. But from there on, they are two very different movies, "Gambling Lady" being a more thoughtful, dramatic film, and "But the Flesh Is Weak" being a romantic romp.