Lots of stars featured in this blooper reel fro 1936 including Warren William, Humphrey Bogart, Kay Francis, Edward G. Robinson, Joe E. Brown, Ann Dvorak, Leslie Howard and James Cagney. A lot of the scenes include actors cursing "god damn it" whenever they get something wrong. I wonder what other curses were left out? I think it's interesting too that several scenes show that movie studios crashed cymbals to end the scene instead of just yelling "cut". I found Breakdowns of 1936 in the extras for the DVD of Bullets or Ballots (1936) and lucky for us it's also on YouTube. Enjoy!
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ReplyDeleteSorry for the typpos. Singing into Google is sometimes a pain.
ReplyDeleteTueday Weld is a gifted actoress with a substantial history of excellent performances. If you have not seen her in "Play It as It Lays", you have a great experience waiting you if you can find the film somewhere.
Hi Ted,
ReplyDeleteI have a few posts on Tuesday Weld. This isn't one of them though. THanks for stopping by! I had a difficult time with Weld's films. Many I saw were very campy. I'll have to check out Play it as it Lays! Thank you so much for the recommendation.
Have a happy New Year!
You also may want to give Tuesday a try in the highly disturbing suspense drama PRETTY POISON (also starring a post-PSYCHO Tony Perkins) and the hard-hitting Michael Mann noir THIEF, from 1981.
ReplyDeleteNothing campy about these pictures.
Love your blog, by the way.
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