Diamond Jim

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Binnie Barnes and Edward Arnold in Diamond Jim (1935)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe story of legendary gambler Diamond Jim Brady and his romance with entertainer Lillian Russell.The story of legendary gambler Diamond Jim Brady and his romance with entertainer Lillian Russell.The story of legendary gambler Diamond Jim Brady and his romance with entertainer Lillian Russell.

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Anecdotes
Although the real Diamond Jim Brady died in 1917, almost 20 years before this film was made, Edward Arnold, who played him, met Brady twice when he was a young actor just starting out in the theater - once when Brady came to pick up an actress who was in the same play as Arnold, and another time when he was in Ethel Barrymore's acting company and Brady came backstage to pay his respects to her.

Gaffes
After we are informed the action has shifted to 1886, we see a montage of telegrams dated 1883.

Citations
Pawnbroker: What you need is a diamond.
Diamond Jim Brady: What for?
Pawnbroker: Well, to make money, you gotta look like money.

Connexions
Featured in American Masters: Preston Sturges: The Rise and Fall of an American Dreamer (1990)

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Diamond Jim, the Irish-American Prince

I really enjoyed this biopic of "Diamond" Jim Brady, who was a celebrity in his native New York City at the end of the 19th century. A bigger-than-life man about town, Jim made his fortune in the railroad industry, and he spent his fortune on diamonds (hence his nickname), fancy clothes and huge meals. A powerful eating man was Jim! He loved his oysters and lobsters: he drank buckets of orange juice. He also showered his fortune upon two women he loved but who didn't love him in turn. Edward Arnold was an ideal actor to play the part of the easy- going Brady. A young Cesar Romero is along as the romantic male lead.This movie has it sad parts.