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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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    • Roy Del Ruth
  • लेखक
    • Kubec Glasmon
    • John Bright
  • स्टार
    • James Cagney
    • Joan Blondell
    • Louis Calhern
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      • James Cagney
      • Joan Blondell
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    James Cagney
    James Cagney
    • Bert Harris
    Joan Blondell
    Joan Blondell
    • Anne Roberts
    Louis Calhern
    Louis Calhern
    • Dapper Dan Barker
    Noel Francis
    Noel Francis
    • Helen Wilson
    Ray Milland
    Ray Milland
    • Joe Reynolds
    Guy Kibbee
    Guy Kibbee
    • A. Rupert Johnson, Jr.
    Polly Walters
    Polly Walters
    • Peggy
    William Burress
    William Burress
    • Col. Bellock
    Maude Eburne
    Maude Eburne
    • Mrs. Snyder
    Nat Pendleton
    Nat Pendleton
    • Hank - aka Pete
    Wade Boteler
    Wade Boteler
    • Detective
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    Ray Cooke
    Ray Cooke
    • Jimmy - Bellhop
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    Richard Cramer
    Richard Cramer
    • Cabbie
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    Bill Elliott
    Bill Elliott
    • Nightclub Patron under Title Credits
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    Peter Erkelenz
    • Kansas City Dutch
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    Bess Flowers
    Bess Flowers
    • Nightclub Patron
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    Dick Gordon
    Dick Gordon
    • Nightclub Patron
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    Sherry Hall
    • Tobacco Counterman
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    • निर्देशक
      • Roy Del Ruth
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      • Kubec Glasmon
      • John Bright
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    8alexanderdavies-99382

    A very good film, carried by Cagney and Blondell.

    "Blonde Crazy" was one of the first films James Cagney made after becoming a big star. The plot is pretty straightforward but Cagney and Joan Blondell push this film well above being average with their on-screen chemistry. They play a couple of hustlers who circulate amongst the more wealthy clientèle in various hotels. At one stage, both the leads are on the receiving end of a notorious card shark who steals their ill gotten gains. The way Cagney and Blondell exact their revenge is brilliant! Things get a bit more complicated between the two leads in the latter half of the film. Very entertaining.
    9AlsExGal

    Cagney and Blondell together have such chemistry

    This is one of those very early talkie/precodes that I wish would come out on DVD. At this point in its history - 1931 - Warner Bros. was the mass producer of urban dramas and films that realistically portrayed the depression. Some of the films Warner made during this time were quite forgettable, and others had something special. This film is one of those special efforts, largely due to the acting skills of Joan Blondell and the great James Cagney and the on-screen chemistry they had. Cagney's character (Bert Harris) starts out as a bellboy in a midwestern hotel who is instantly attracted to Joan Blondell's character (Anne Roberts) when she applies for a job as a hotel maid. Bert wants a career as a confidence man and talks Anne into going into business with him as a partner. They work their way up from that small midwestern town into larger stakes in New York. Along the way Cagney runs into someone who ends up taking him instead of vice versa, Dan Barker, played by Louis Calhern. Calhern always excelled at playing the part of a slippery type, and his performance here is no exception. After settling the score with Dan, Anne wants out of the racket so she can marry a nice young man she has met along the way, and this seems like the end of the film. However, there is one final twist at the end that reunites Anne and Bert in a way that is totally unexpected.

    Even though this film was made after Cagney's star-making role in "Public Enemy", he still doesn't have his gangster/wise guy personna down yet. That makes one of the unexpected pleasures of the film seeing how he is still finding his way as far as his trademark gestures go in his later roles. Highly recommended.
    6utgard14

    "There are two things I haven't any use for -- and jail is both of them."

    Pre-Coder starring James Cagney as a hotel bellboy with a knack for conning people who falls for Joan Blondell and gets more than his fair share of trouble for it. Mixed bag but enjoyable enough. Jimmy's the main reason to recommend this one. He's delightfully cocky and energizes every scene. The way he moves and talks throughout the picture is fascinating to watch. He was still relatively new to movies but you would never know it by how confident his performance is here. Starts out like a comedy but turns more serious when Louis Calhern and Ray Milland enter the picture. It's not quite as enjoyable from that point on.
    10Ted-101

    If you don't want to get slapped, don't mess with Joan

    How would you like to go to a hotel and find out James Cagney is the #1 bell-hop, and Joan Blondell is your blond chamber-maid? That's where we start in "Blonde Crazy", and things get wild in a hurry. Cagney plays con-man Bert Harris, and he falls hard for the new chamber-maid, Ann Roberts, played by Joan Blondell. Peggy, another cute chambermaid, warns Ann to stay away from Bert. Ann says, "He can't be interested in me, I'm not important and I have no money." Peggy shoots back, "Oh yeah ... maybe you've got something else he wants." Bert makes a pass at Ann, and get his face slapped hard. When he next sees her he says, "I'm so stuck on you, I wouldn't mind getting slugged by you every day." Ann says, "Oh yeah," smiles, and hauls off and hits him again. Hold on, she's just warming up. Middle aged Guy Kibbee falls hard for Ann, and asks Bert, "What do you know about the blond chambermaid?" Bert smiles and sells the chump a bottle of booze at triple the price, knowing Kibbee will pay because he's been told, "It's the only stuff the blond chamber-maid drinks." After Ann and Bert rip off Kibbee big time, they head for the city and tangle with super chisler "Dapper Dan Barker", played to the hilt by Louis Calhern. Things get rough, with the con-artists ripping off one another, and thumbing their noses at the sap whose been taken at clean-out time.

    The dialogue is outrageous, and Ann wallops Bert a few more times along the way. Blondell slaps Cagney when he's bad, and slaps him when he's good, only a little softer then and with a big smile, just to let him know she still loves him. At one point Bert starts to walk in on Ann when she's in the tub. She shrieks and yells, "Hey, what's the big idea? I'm taking a bath." To which he cracks, "Oh yeah ... move over!" This is a great film. The only problem is that the ending is way to somber and dark in comparison to the breezy, good-natured tempo of the rest of the film. But this is one you've got to see. Blondell and Cagney are wonderful together.
    7planktonrules

    A strange little Pre-Code flick

    Aside from an ending that just seemed too vague and too abrupt, this is a very little enjoyable film from Warner Brothers. In some ways, it's very much a Pre-Code style film but it's not as salacious as some of the more extreme films during the era. Sure, there is a some sexual innuendo and the main characters are awfully amoral, but it other ways things are bizarrely chaste--and it's something you really need to see to appreciate.

    The film begins with Ann (Joan Blondell) looking for a job at a hotel. A slick bellboy, Bert (James Cagney) helps her get a job and almost immediately begins pawing at her. He's also a guy who is a bit of a huckster--and he schemes and pulls off petty grifter schemes for extra money. Want an example of the sort of dialog in this part of the film?

    Bert Harris: Now, you play ball with me... and your worrying days will be over.

    Ann Roberts: Yeah? How about the nights?

    Bert Harris: (smirks) Well, I'll see what I can do about those too, honey!

    As I said, there is a lot of innuendo. However, unlike films like "Red- Headed Woman" and "Platinum Blonde", the leading lady in this one seems to have her virtue intact throughout the film. Ann is willing to go along with some of Bert's schemes but keeps him at a distance throughout the film.

    Eventually, the pair get tired of penny ante stakes and quite their jobs to travel the country cheating boobs here and there. The trouble is that in the process, the pair obviously become quite fond of each other. But Ann doesn't want this sort of life forever and eventually falls for a stockbroker (Ray Milland). What's in store for Bert? Well, watch the film for the super-bizarro ending to see for yourself. I don't want to give it away but suffice to say it seems to come from out of no where and the ending of the film is incredibly vague and a bit unsatisfying-- hence my score of only 7 when it easily could have earned a higher rating up until then.

    The overall moral of the film seems to be EVERYONE is corrupt and what you get out of life is what you can take--a thoroughly Pre-Code moral in every way! Still, despite its dubious life lesson, the film is well acted and paced, quite enjoyable to watch and offers Cagney a part to play one of his strangest characters. This isn't the nasty criminal sort he played in "Public Enemy" nor the heroic sort he played in Post- Code films, that's for sure.

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    • ट्रिविया
      When Jerry (Russell Hopton) shows Bert (James Cagney) his money-making scam of selling "swastika charms", there is an abrupt edit, probably a closeup of what the charm looked like. Swastikas were 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)).
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      At the start, a hotel elevator is indicated moving up more than three floors in one second - an impossibly fast speed. Its return down is shown at a more realistic pace.
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      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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