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'Back to the Future' times 3 on Encore
Depression-era gems from kaleidoscopic choreographer Busby Berkeley -- babe-laden "Gold Diggers of 1933" (8 p.m.), James Cagney 's "Footlight Parade" (10 p.m.) and the original "42nd Street" (midnight). Sunday's lineup steps into the '60s with Mel Brooks ' Read more »
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Warner Bros. goes gangster with 2 new movie collections
Edward Woods, left, and James Cagney in a scene from 'The Public Enemy.'(Photo: Warner Home Video) Studio helped define and later refined the mob crime genreEarly films made stars of Robinson, Cagney and BogartClassics 'Little Caesar,' 'The Public Enemy, from USA Today Read more »
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100 Greatest Gangster Films: White Heat, #17
James Cagney returned to Warner Brothers to make this movie, still considered one of the best gangster films of all time. In the 1930s, Cagney had helped establish the genre—which became the studio’s franchise—with leading roles in The Public Enemy and A from California Literary Review Read more »
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Wounded war journalist Bob Woodruff among participants on panel in Hadley following presentation of war drama, 'Johnny Got His Gun'
HADLEY –The presentation of an adaptation of a 1940 radio play about war and its effects will provide the backdrop for a conversation on returning veterans and their needs with a noted journalist wounded while reporting on the Iraq war and other panelist from MassLive.com Read more »
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The LAPD before it got confidential
Sure, there’s obvious back-catalog hawking going on when “Gangster Squad” (2013) wraps a gallery of featurettes with a segment on the film’s ties to Warner’s crime-picture legacy. The clip parade points out what “Squad” has tried to recapture: the spirit from Boston.com Read more »
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Million Dollar Movie
“I believe that Jack is one of the best actors in Hollywood, perhaps on a par with the greatest stars of the past like Spencer Tracy and James Cagney. I should think that he is on almost everyone’s first-choice list for any role which suits him. His work from SNY.tv Read more »
