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A Tribute to James Cagney ()

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Actor James Cagney receives the Second Annual AFI Lifetime Achievement Award as co-workers pay tribute and clips from his films are shown.
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Ted Ashley ...
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John Armstrong (archiveFootage)
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Actress 'Each Dawn I Die' (archiveFootage)
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James Cagney Jr. ...
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Frances Cagney ...
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Actor 'Public Enemy' (archiveFootage)
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Joan Winfield (archiveFootage)
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Amy Lind (archiveFootage)
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Actress 'Yankee Doodle Dady' (archiveFootage)
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Actress 'The Roaring Twenties' (archiveSound)
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Jerry Cohan (archiveFootage)
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Mary Jones ...
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Actress 'Public Enemy' (archiveFootage)
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Actor 'Love Me or Leave Me' (archiveFootage)
Sherry Nelson ...
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Hank Fallon aka Vic Pardo (archiveFootage)
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Actor 'Angels with Dirty Faces' (archiveFootage)
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Actress 'Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye' (archiveSound)
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Actor 'Yankee Doodle Dandy' (archiveFootage)
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Actor 'White Heat' (archiveFootage)
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Muriel Ziffren ...
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Paul Ziffren ...
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Directed by

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Bill Foster

Produced by

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Rita Burton ... producer
Paul Keyes ... producer
George Stevens Jr. ... producer

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Allan Holzman

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Jim Gillespie ... makeup artist

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Bob Lally ... associate director

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Marshall King ... sound mixer

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Roger Sandler ... still photographer

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Tony Csiki ... stage manager (as Anthony Chickey)

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Plot Summary

Retired superstar actor James Cagney receives the second annual American Film Institute Lifetime Achievment Award in 1974 ceremony hosted by Frank Sinatra. Although the actor had not appeared in a film in 14 years, he appears hale and hardy as he listens to tributes from the likes of co-stars Doris Day, Jack Lemmon, Bob Hope, and Ronald Reagaan and representing the AFI, Charlton Heston, Cicely Tyson, and George Stevens Jr. Clips from his many films including "White Heat," "Yankee Doodle Dandy," and "The Public Enemy" are warmly received, and the actor recognizes the minor players like Frank McHugh, Mae Clarke, Allen Jenkins, etc., who helped contribute to his success. Written by duke1029@aol.com

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Also Known As
  • The AFI Salute to James Cagney (United States)
  • AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to James Cagney (United States)
  • Homenaje del American Film Institute a James Cagney (Venezuela)
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  • 75 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia George Stevens Jr. mentions that the AFI has preserved all of James Cagney's 65 films. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Fred Astaire (1981). See more »
Soundtracks The Band Played On See more »
Quotes James Cagney: [Jokingly to Frank Sinatra] Oh, Frank, just in passing... I never said, 'You Dirty Rat." What I did say was 'Judy, Judy, Judy!'
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