Blonde Crazy

1931
TV-G
1 घं 19 मि

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James Cagney and Joan Blondell in Blonde Crazy (1931)

The adventures of an egoistic con man and his glamorous accomplice.

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अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंThe adventures of an egoistic con man and his glamorous accomplice.The adventures of an egoistic con man and his glamorous accomplice.The adventures of an egoistic con man and his glamorous accomplice.

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Detective
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Ray Cooke

Jimmy - Bellhop
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Richard Cramer

Cabbie
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Bill Elliott

Nightclub Patron under Title Credits
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Peter Erkelenz

Kansas City Dutch
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Dick Gordon

Nightclub Patron
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Sherry Hall

Tobacco Counterman
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Lew Harvey

Driver
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निर्देशक
- Roy Del Ruth
लेखक
- Kubec Glasmon
- John Bright
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ट्रिविया
Late in the movie when Jerry (Russell Hopton) shows Cagney his money-making scam of selling "swastika charms" there is an abrupt edit, probably a close-up of what the charm looked like. Swastikas had been considered good-luck charms until the advent of the Nazis two years after this movie was released, and the edit almost certainly took place between then and 1941 when other war-related edits took place in Hollywood (e.g., anything relating to Italy in The Marx Brothers A Night at the Opera (1935).

गूफ़
When Bert is in the car chase, they pass a Three Owl drug store, which was a West Coast chain, despite the scene being set in New York City. Other advertising also points to California: a See's candy store and a neon sign for Motorite motor oil from the Union Oil Co.

भाव
Bert Harris: Oh, that dirty, double-crossin' rat! I'd like to get my hooks on him. I'd tear him to pieces!

कनेक्शन
Featured in Hollywood and the Stars: How to Succeed as a Gangster (1963)

साउंडट्रैक
When Your Lover Has Gone
(1931) (uncredited)
Written by E.A. Swan
Played and sung during the credits by an uncredited tenor
Played by an orchestra at a nightclub
Played as background music when Bert proposes to Anne
Played as background music at the end

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A must-see for Cagney fans

This is the kind of film the Hays Office was established to prevent. Jimmy Cagney as a charming, likable con man. Adorable Joan Blondell in the bathtub. Glamourization of (still illegal) alcohol. Fraud, theft and assault all served up cool and bubbly as champagne. I loved it! If you ever wondered why Cagney became such a big star, just watch him in this early effort. He was truly one of the most magnetic personalities of early Hollywood. Turner Classic Movies print in pretty good shape, which can't be said of a lot of films of this vintage. Watch, enjoy!