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Aggie Appleby, Maker of Men

  • 1933
  • Passed
  • 1 घं 13 मि
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Charles Farrell, Wynne Gibson, and Zasu Pitts in Aggie Appleby, Maker of Men (1933)
ComedyRomance

अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंWhen Aggie's boyfriend Red is sent to jail, she meets a mild-mannered man and decides to turn him into a real man.When Aggie's boyfriend Red is sent to jail, she meets a mild-mannered man and decides to turn him into a real man.When Aggie's boyfriend Red is sent to jail, she meets a mild-mannered man and decides to turn him into a real man.

  • निर्देशक
    • Mark Sandrich
  • लेखक
    • Joseph Kesselring
    • Humphrey Pearson
    • Edward Kaufman
  • स्टार
    • Charles Farrell
    • Wynne Gibson
    • William Gargan
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    6.5/10
    373
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    • निर्देशक
      • Mark Sandrich
    • लेखक
      • Joseph Kesselring
      • Humphrey Pearson
      • Edward Kaufman
    • स्टार
      • Charles Farrell
      • Wynne Gibson
      • William Gargan
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    Charles Farrell
    Charles Farrell
    • Adoniram 'Schlumpy' Schlump…
    Wynne Gibson
    Wynne Gibson
    • Agnes 'Aggie' Appleby
    William Gargan
    William Gargan
    • Red Branahan
    Zasu Pitts
    Zasu Pitts
    • Sybby 'Sib'
    Betty Furness
    Betty Furness
    • Evangeline
    Blanche Friderici
    Blanche Friderici
    • Aunt Katherine
    Brooks Benedict
    Brooks Benedict
    • Hiring Clerk
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    Jane Darwell
    Jane Darwell
    • Mrs. Spence - Landlady
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    Bud Geary
    Bud Geary
    • Prison Guard with Mail
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    Edward Keane
    • Construction Boss
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    John Kelly
    John Kelly
    • Butch - Tough Workman
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    Walter Long
    Walter Long
    • Red's Prison Cellmate
    • (बिना क्रेडिट के)
    • निर्देशक
      • Mark Sandrich
    • लेखक
      • Joseph Kesselring
      • Humphrey Pearson
      • Edward Kaufman
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    7Thalberg

    Winning Depression Era Romantic Comedy

    The Depression era comes alive in this film about a waitress (Wynne Gibson) who falls in love with a street-fighting hoodlum, Red Branagan (William Gargan). When Branagan goes to prison for beating up some cops, Aggie is left broke and on her own, eventually meeting Adoniram Schlump (Charles Farrell), a rich sissy from Upstate trying to make it in the big city. Under Aggie's tutelage, Schlump takes on Branagan's identity and his combativeness. Then the real Branagan gets out of prison....

    Gibson and Gargan are particularly good as a couple of tough New Yorkers struggling to make ends meet, and Farrell (reminiscent here of Harold Lloyd, whom he slightly resembled) comes alive as a neurotic rich boy who finds success as a brawler. The film's use of slang is especially entertaining -- dated, but colorful. (Aggie tells Schlump: "Stop talking like a lollipop. Use some words with hair on them.")

    Can't help wondering whether the film's clever title would have been possible a year or two later, with the coming of the Production Code.
    9planktonrules

    Wonderful.

    "Aggie Appleby Maker of Men" is a rare treat. It's a film I'd never heard of and I had very low expectations--yet the film turned out to be great fun. It also clearly is an example of a Pre-Code film, as much of the plot involves two people who are not married cohabiting. Platonic or not, this would be a definite no-no in the era of the strengthened Production Code beginning in mid-1934.

    When the film begins, Aggie (Wynne Gibson) is in love with the brutish Red Branahan (William Gargan). Branahan is a tough-guy--much like Bluto from the Popeye cartoons! However, he won't work and is a schemer and gambler--not the best husband material, but Aggie loves him.

    Because of Red's strength, temper and stupidity, he gets himself jailed after a fight with several cops. The fight must have been pretty bad, as it seems like he was sent away for some time. In the meantime, Aggie is broke and has no place to live. So, her goofy sister (Zasu Pitts) has an idea--Aggie can sleep in one of the empty apartments in the building where she cleans. And, as long as Aggie leaves before the man who lives there arrives, no one will know. However, he returns home early and instead of being angry, Adoniram 'Schlumpy' Schlump (Charles Farrell) is very understanding of her plight and even lets her stay with him....no hanky-panky.

    Schlumpy is practically the opposite of Red. Schlumpy is a mama's boy--weak and effete. However, he's also very decent and so Aggie takes it upon herself to toughen him up. Part of this toughening process is to have him pretend to be Red. After all, Red has a reputation as a tough-guy and if Schlumpy just ACTS tough, perhaps he can learn to be tough. Well, this toughening process seems to be very effective. But when happens when the real Red is unexpectedly released from jail? Tune in and see.

    This film is a delightful little comedy. While it has few huge belly laughs, it's very cute and the actors did a lovely job. Farrell was great and Wynne was so good that I agree with the other reviewer who wonders why she didn't become more of a star. Perhaps she didn't have the looks Hollywood was looking for, but she did a great job. Well worth seeing.
    Michael_Elliott

    Needs to Be Rediscovered By Film Buffs

    Aggie Appleby, Maker of Men (1933)

    *** (out of 4)

    Agnes "Aggie" Appleby (Wynne Gibson) is kicked out of her room when her tough guy boyfriend (William Gargan) goes to jail. Broke and out on the streets, Aggie meets the soft-spoken and kind Adoniram (Charles Farrell) who begins to fall for her but she plans to make him into a tough guy. With such an off-beat title it seems like this film would be better known to film buffs but it has pretty much been forgotten to the ages. This is too bad because it's actually a quite clever little film that has a few nice twists along the way. The film starts off as a comedy as we see Aggie trying to turn this wimp into a man. This includes getting rid of his glasses, getting him a "tough" job and then making him a fighter. She's able to turn this nice guy into the type of tough guy that she likes but things get messy once they fall in love and then her ex gets out of prison. I was really surprised by how effective the entire film was. The early scenes are full of great comedy and especially one sequence where Adoniram wins his fight by the luckiest of ways. The middle portion of the film turns into a romantic drama but this here also works thanks in large part to the two stars. Both Gibson and Farrell are so good together and so believable in their roles that you can't help but fall for both of them. Farrell was extremely impressive with the way he plays this rather soft character and he's also believable once he starts to change. Gargan is a blast as the rather dumb but tough boyfriend and Zasu Pitts is fine as the girl's best friend. I'm not going to spoil the ending but it too is something you just won't expect.

    AGGIE APPLEBY, MAKER OF MEN is certainly a very fun little gem that deserves to be rediscovered.
    HallmarkMovieBuff

    Good for its genre and worth the time

    "Aggie Appleby" sounds like the name of a character that should be in a series, like "Torchy Blane" or "Maisie Ravier." But, alas, this is it. It makes one wonder how playwright Joseph Kesselring came up with such a name for this character in the first place, and if it was a tribute to somebody he knew.

    This film occasionally betrays its stage play origins, but that's not bad. If you're a fan of this genre and time period, you've seen this story many times. Yet, there are just enough variations and plot twists to keep this interesting, which is a credit to the script. It's always interesting to see how a script writer gets out of seemingly dead end plot threads.

    There are many well-known actors in this movie; but I watched it in part because I was unfamiliar with the female lead, Wynne Gibson, who does credit to her part. And there's a close-up of her with co-star Farrell which brings out the beauty in her hair and helps define the term, "silver screen."

    I'm always surprised when I watch Charles Farrell in one of his early films. He was so different -- in appearance, in voice, and in mannerisms -- than the mature actor I watched in "My Little Margie" on TV. Here, he plays the romantic lead, the naive youth educated by Gibson's woman of experience.

    And Jane Darwell...how many times did she play The Landlady (or The Ma, or Mrs. So-and-So)? Too many to count! She had the part, however small, down pat.

    Finally, nobody can twitch her nose (indeed, half her face) as Zasu Pitts does here. She gives Elizabeth Montgomery (and now Nicole Kidman) a run for the money. (Look for it in her scene with Farrell on the stairs, or you may miss it.)

    My only complaint with this movie is one I have with many from its time (and even with some from today), i.e., jerky editing. There are a number of scene transitions where the break between takes is all too obvious -- characters out of position and out of look.

    I gave this movie a middling score. Had I rated it when it was made, I might have assigned it a point higher, but I'm too spoiled, perhaps, by advances in movie-making that have developed since. Still, in my opinion, this movie is well worth the seventy-some minutes it takes to watch.
    10Ron Oliver

    Forgotten Pre-Code Gem

    A brawling roughneck and a timid wimp are both whipped into shape by AGGIE APPLEBY MAKER OF MEN.

    This refreshingly forthright & honest look at a Depression-era New York City female and her two problem men is a delight from start to finish. Elements both comic and tender are blended together into a very satisfying package which, whatever the situation, rings true every time. Wynne Gibson gives a remarkably unaffected performance--bold, brassy, bossy, but also unfailingly decent & loving. She doesn't waste time with either regrets or excuses, but gets on with her tough life, helping others whenever she can.

    Charles Farrell, a major box office star in the early 1930's, is excellent as the diffident young fellow who changes his entire persona, thanks to Miss Gibson's efforts. Farrell lets us see how vulnerable his character still is, even after assuming his new attitude. The short scene in which he is attacked by a bully is actually painful to watch. William Gargan epitomizes the kind of loudmouthed bruiser who's actually a softy when it comes to his girl.

    Wispy & almost ethereal, the enormously talented ZaSu Pitts plays the cleaning lady friend of Miss Gibson. Future consumer advocate Betty Furness portrays Farrell's surprisingly liberated hometown girlfriend, while Blanche Frederici appears as his rather frightful aunt.

    Movie mavens will recognize an unbilled Jane Darwell as Miss Gibson's practical landlady.

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      The original play was written by Jos Kesselring who later wrote the play, 'Arsenic and Old Lace.'
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      Sybby 'Sib': Listen Aggie, I figure that men are like trees - the more you tap them, you know, the more sap comes out.

    • साउंडट्रैक
      Give My Regards to Broadway
      (1904)

      Written by George M. Cohan

      Part of a medley in the score during the opening credits

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