“Uh uh — can look, but mustn’t touch. Say, listen — just because you’re a customer, I don’t have to let you move in, body and soul, do I? Now you be a good little boy, and take your little kiddie car, and go on home before your wifey finds out, see?” Winnie Lightner in She Had to Say Yes (1933)
Harlow, Crawford and Bennett!
Mae Clarke and James Cagney
Lana Turner in The Postman Always Rings Twice
Bette Davis: The baddest sister to ever don a dress.
Joan Crawford: one of pre-Code and film noir's most awesome divas!
Dangerous Dan Duryea
Norma Shearer: She was made for pre-Code.
The lovely Carole Lombard
Robert Montgomery: Pre-Code Essential.
Lilyan Tashman and Kay Francis: Two awesome dames.
Don't mess with Robert Mitchum.
Stanwyck: Indescribable. Undefinable.
Joan Blondell: Cute as lace pants.
There's nobody like Sterling Hayden.
Lovely Leila Hyams
Warren William: Smooth, suave, and sophisticated.
Marlene Dietrich: Always marvelous
Oozing with talent: Mae Clarke
[…] to me properly, and this is where you say it.” (Another great line from this scene can be found here.) The scene ends with Maisie slapping the buyer’s hat on his head, literally kicking him in the […]
[…] was in She Had to Say Yes (1933), where she played Loretta Young’s common-sense friend – and this was one of my favorite quotes from the movie. In Life of the Party, Lightner teams with Irene […]