Lady Killer (1933) | |
| Director(s) | Roy Del Ruth |
| Producer(s) | Henry Blanke |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Crime, Drama |
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Lady Killer (1933) was a Comedy - Crime Film directed by Roy Del Ruth and produced by Henry Blanke.
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The James Cagney Blogathon: Lady Killer (1933)
By shadowsandsatin on Apr 7, 2013 From Shadows and SatinBefore I began working on this post, I?d seen Lady Killer (1933) only once ? many years ago. And in all this time, one scene stuck with me. It was because of my memory of that scene that I selected this film for the James Cagney Blogathon. But I?ll get to that a little later. In Lady Killer, Cagney ... Read full article
Lady Killer (1933) (2)
By Lindsey on Apr 3, 2013 From The Motion Pictures(Image: Doctor Macro) Dan Quigley (James Cagney) is a movie usher who loses his job because he isn’t measuring up to the standards of the boss. He’s late for the line-up at the beginning of his shift, and he’s been caught using the restroom on the mezzanine floor. (Oh, the horror!)... Read full article
Lady Killer (1933) (1)
By Angela on Nov 28, 2010 From Hollywood RevueWhen Dan Quigley (James Cagney) loses his job as an usher in a movie theater, he turns to running a dice game in a hotel lobby.? While in the hotel one day, he spots the lovely Myra Gale (Mae Clarke) sitting in the lobby and as she gets up to leave, she drops her purse.? Dan follows her to return it... Read full article
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Dan Quigley: [eyeing her through a peephole] Did you say "gander?" I wonder how she'd go for a goose.
Spade Maddock: [admiring an 8 x 10 of Lois Underwood] Friend a yours? You been rubbing noses with all the big shots in the picture business.
Dan Quigley: [chuckling] We'll call it noses if you like.
Myra Gale: [preparing to pour a drink for Dan] How much?
Dan Quigley: Oh, about two ounces,one for each kidney.
Myra Gale: [handing him the drink] Here. Oh, uh, chaser?
Dan Quigley: Always have been.
[they laugh]
Dan Quigley: Funny fella.
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Both George Blackwood as "Escort" and John Marsden as "Kendall" are listed in studio records/casting call lists, but they did not appear or were not identifiable in the movie. A modern source lists 'Sam Ash' as "Hood,' but that role was played by Lew Harvey.
When Myra (Mae Clarke) is reading from the California travel brochure, she gets a worried look on her face when she reads "Grapefruit." This is a reference to The Public Enemy (which also stars James Cagney and Clarke) where Cagney's character pushes a grapefruit into the face of hers.
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