Barbara O’Neill Barbara Stanwyck Bradley Carlton Ricardo Cortez Eddie Miller … Monroe Owlsey Proof That It’s Pre-Code Ten Cents a Dance is about professional dance hall girls, who don’t come across like prostitutes at all. I mean, sure, they stand around, looking bored (“while you wait, you advertise”), waiting for Read more…
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| Lois Ames… Kay Francis |
Tommy Sherman… David Manners |
Ruth Holman… Una Merkel |
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| Andy Doyle… Andy Devine |
Freddie Ames… Kenneth Thompson |
Directed by William Dieterle |
Proof That It’s Pre-Code Well, you know, there’s a scene where Joan Blondell is having a conversation with her coworkers about how bored she is in her job… and she slowly strips throughout her diatribe. I guess that’s one way to introduce the character… Our main character, a nurse, accidentally Read more…
Kay Francis is up to her old tricks, and by ‘old tricks’ I mean being a doctor and getting knocked up out of wedlock!
The precursor to a boatload of gangster films, The Doorway to Hell isn’t quite up to snuff but it’s an interesting diversion.
Innocence robbed and the twin beauty of Rouben Mamoulian and Marlene Dietrich.
The Frankenstein monster is the female beauty ideal in this lame Cary Grant outing.
One of the raciest, funniest and craziest movies that the Pre-Code has to offer.