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Director:
Ray Enright
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Writer:
Earl Baldwin (writer)
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Release Date:
1 March 1933 (USA) more
Genre:
Drama more
User Comments:
Suckers more

Cast

  (Credited cast)
Joan Blondell ... Blondie Johnson
Chester Morris ... Danny
Allen Jenkins ... Louis
Earle Foxe ... Scannel
Claire Dodd ... Gladys
Mae Busch ... Mae
Joseph Cawthorn ... Manager
Olin Howland ... Eddie
Sterling Holloway ... Red
Toshia Mori ... Lulu
Arthur Vinton ... Max Wagner
Donald Kirke ... Joe
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Maurice Black ... Tony
Sam Godfrey ... Freddie
Betty Jane Graham ... Child
Ben Hall ... Newsboy
Lloyd Ingraham ... Judge
Eddie Kane ... Jeweler

Charles Lane ... Cashier
Walter Long ... Artie
Sam McDaniel ... Porter
Rolfe Sedan ... Tailor
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Additional Details

Runtime:
67 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Aspect Ratio:
1.37 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono

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2 out of 9 people found the following comment useful:-
Suckers, 15 December 2006
Author: tedg (tedg@FilmsFolded.com) from Virginia Beach

While most of the movies in this period tried to find some new way of telling the detective story, many worked on the gangster side as well. Today, we don't quite appreciate the cleverness in the variety. I think in part because the things that didn't get embedded in the form just aren't seen even if you watch the movie.

Superficially, this is a story of a poor gal who climbs her way to the top of the gang ladder and falls in love along the way in spite of herself. And it has some snappy dialog of the type common in gangster movies of the era. But it has ambitions beyond that, getting darn close to sex as power, sex as beneficial crime. Blondie not only has to fight male kingpins, but she has to best their molls too.

All the sex is implied here, odd because of the time: before the code was enforced. But it permeates, even in the earliest scenes where Blondie is impoverished because she refused a screwing by the boss.

Ted's Evaluation -- 1 of 3: You can find something better to do with this part of your life.

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