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DVD
Kiss Tomorrow
Goodbye
Runtime: 1 Hour 42 Minutes
UPC: 017 153 125 245
$ 11.95
Kiss Tomorrow
Goodbye
Runtime: 1 Hour 42 Minutes
UPC: 017 153 125 245
$ 11.95
B&W
Based on a novel by Horace McCoy (They Shoot Horses, Don't They), Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye offers James Cagney at his nastiest. The star plays career
criminal Ralph Cotter, who gets things started by violently busting out of jail, then murdering his partner in crime. Seeking out female companionship, he "courts"
his ex-partner's sister Holiday (Barbara Payton) by beating her black and blue. After committing a robbery, he is approached by two crooked cops who want a
piece of the action. Blackmailing the cops, Cotter gains control of the situation. Is there any way to stop this fascinating creep? Filmgoers in Ohio never found
out, because Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye was banned in that state as "a sordid, sadistic presentation of brutality and an extreme presentation of crime with explicit
steps in commission." Supporting Cagney are Luther Adler as his equally crooked lawyer, Ward Bond and Barton MacLane as the dishonest cops, and
Cagney's brother William (who produced the film) as Ralph Cotter's brother
Based on a novel by Horace McCoy (They Shoot Horses, Don't They), Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye offers James Cagney at his nastiest. The star plays career
criminal Ralph Cotter, who gets things started by violently busting out of jail, then murdering his partner in crime. Seeking out female companionship, he "courts"
his ex-partner's sister Holiday (Barbara Payton) by beating her black and blue. After committing a robbery, he is approached by two crooked cops who want a
piece of the action. Blackmailing the cops, Cotter gains control of the situation. Is there any way to stop this fascinating creep? Filmgoers in Ohio never found
out, because Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye was banned in that state as "a sordid, sadistic presentation of brutality and an extreme presentation of crime with explicit
steps in commission." Supporting Cagney are Luther Adler as his equally crooked lawyer, Ward Bond and Barton MacLane as the dishonest cops, and
Cagney's brother William (who produced the film) as Ralph Cotter's brother
Studio:
LIONS GATE
(TRIMARK/ARTISAN)
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Black & White
James Cagney and Bette Davis star as a less-than-scrupulous private detective and the woman he loves--who has just left him for an even less scrupulous
employer. Jimmy Corrigan (Cagney) is jealous when his operative and sweetheart, Joan Martin (Davis), goes to work for his seemingly upper-crust rival Charles
Wallingham (Alan Dinehart). But Corrigan discovers that Wallingham is just as crooked as Corrigan; he's just better at concealing it. Now--even as Corrigan
tricks an eyewitness into marrying a guilty client so she can't testify in court--he must prove Wallingham is a crook to win Martin back. Directed with panache by
Michael Curtiz, the result is a fast-paced comic delight, and a superb showcase for the first teaming of its two incandescent stars.
James Cagney and Bette Davis star as a less-than-scrupulous private detective and the woman he loves--who has just left him for an even less scrupulous
employer. Jimmy Corrigan (Cagney) is jealous when his operative and sweetheart, Joan Martin (Davis), goes to work for his seemingly upper-crust rival Charles
Wallingham (Alan Dinehart). But Corrigan discovers that Wallingham is just as crooked as Corrigan; he's just better at concealing it. Now--even as Corrigan
tricks an eyewitness into marrying a guilty client so she can't testify in court--he must prove Wallingham is a crook to win Martin back. Directed with panache by
Michael Curtiz, the result is a fast-paced comic delight, and a superb showcase for the first teaming of its two incandescent stars.
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James Cagney and Dan Dailey are soldiers during World War I, fighting for the same lovely French woman. Phoebe and Henry Ephron wrote the script.
Bonus Features:
*Full Screen Feature *Theatrical Trailer *Theatrical Trailer B *Fox Flix: Crash Dive, The Hunters, & Morituri
Bonus Features:
*Full Screen Feature *Theatrical Trailer *Theatrical Trailer B *Fox Flix: Crash Dive, The Hunters, & Morituri
DVD
Jimmy The Gent
Runtime: 67 Mins
UPC: 883 316 276 679
$ 19.95
Jimmy The Gent
Runtime: 67 Mins
UPC: 883 316 276 679
$ 19.95
Studio:
WARNER ARCHIVES
DVD
TCM
Greatest Classic
Films Gangsters
James Cagney
UPC: 883 929 156 955
$ 19.95
TCM
Greatest Classic
Films Gangsters
James Cagney
UPC: 883 929 156 955
$ 19.95
Studio:
WARNER HOME VIDEO
DVD
What Price Glory
Runtime: 110 Mins
UPC: 024 543 115 434
$ 11.95
What Price Glory
Runtime: 110 Mins
UPC: 024 543 115 434
$ 11.95
Studio:
20TH CENTURY FOX