Blonde Crazy,(Larceny Lane)

Blonde Crazy,(Larceny Lane) (1931)

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Blonde Crazy is the kind of amoral fun that disappeared from Hollywood after 1933, once the Production Code forced morality down the throats of the studios (and screenwriters) and audiences. James Cagney plays a bellhop -- with a machine-gun mouth and a randy-streak a mile wide -- who turns… More

Unrated, 1 hr. 21 min.
Directed By
Roy Del Ruth
Genres
Drama, Romance, Comedy
In Theaters
Jan 1, 1931 Wide
On DVD
Oct 23, 1991

Critic Reviews

  • Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews

    A lively but dated grifter flick.

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  • Stella D


    the cutest couple this side of the 'thin man' series, cagney and blondell made six films together in the 30s. this one followed on the heels of cagney's breakout role in 'public enemy'. it's more of a comedic role for cagney and it's interesting to… More

  • Veronique K


    "blonde crazy" is jimmy cagney's pre-code comedy, and also in my opinion, his first and only successful attempt of being cinematic romanticist before william wellman's "public enemy" catapults him into the smashing icon of misogynistic gangster who… More

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