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Rough'n'tough pilot Cagney is hired by a rich Texas oil man to prevent his daughter (the one with the Bette Davis eyes) from marrying cheesy bandleader Carson. The payoff: $10 per pound if she's delivered unwed. What a surprise when Cagney faces the timeworn dilemma of having to choose between love and money. A contemporary issue of "Time" magazine trumpeted: "Screen's most talented tough guy rough-houses one of screen's best dramatic actresses." That tells you right there it's a romantic comedy. Cagney and Davis--a likely pairing, you'd think--are essentially fish out of water, bothered and bewildered by a weak script.
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Available on (VHS) Running time 92 minutes.
Cast and Crew
- Genres
- Romantic Comedy, Wedding Bells
- Screenplay
- Julius J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein
- Cast
- Bette Davis, James Cagney, Stuart Erwin, Jack Carson, George Tobias, Eugene Pallette, William Frawley
- Director
- William Keighley
- Music
- Max Steiner
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