Forbidden Hollywood Collection 8, Forbidden Hollywood Collection 8, DVD
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$5 - $10, Albert Conti, Alfred E. Green, All Titles, Allen Vincent, André Cheron, Antonio Filauri, Barbara Rogers, Berton Churchill, Charles Levinson, Chris-Pin Martin, Comedy, Conchita Montenegro, Disc on Demand, Donald Meek, Dorothy La Baire, Douglas Dumbrille, Drama, Drama-Classics, Edward Ellis, Edward G. Robinson, Emma Dunn, Forbidden Hollywood Collection 8, Frank Reicher, Genevieve Tobin, George Chandler, George Davis, George Fitzmaurice, George Humbert, George Meeker, Glenda Farrell, Gordon Westcott, Gus Reed, Guy Kibbee, Hale Hamilton, Harold Huber, Harold Miller, Harry Seymour, Henry Armetta, Henry B. Walthall, Hobart Cavanaugh, Howard Hickman, Irene Rich, James Cagney, James Donlan, Jed Prouty, Joan Blondell, John M. Qualen, Kathryn Sergava, Louis Calhern, Marjorie Gateson, Marjorie Rambeau, Maude Eburne, Mervyn LeRoy, Milton Kibbee, MOD CreateSpace Video, Movies, Movies & TV › Movies, Nat Pendleton, Ned Sparks, Neil Hamilton, Nina Campana, Noel Francis, Norma Shearer, Over $10, Pat Wing, Paul Kaye, Paul Muni, Peter Erkelenz, Polly Walters, Ralph McCullough, Raymond Milland, Robert Barrat, Robert Montgomery, Romance, Roy Del Ruth, Sidney Miller, Sidney Skolsky, Sidney Toler, Under $5, Walter Percival, War Cry, Warner Archive Collection, Willard Robertson, William Burress, William V. MongBack in the days before the Code forced Hollywood to walk away from it's wild side, the silver screen enticed escape-craving Depression Era audiences with salacious slices of life. Hungers and thirsts that would shortly become taboo for a generation and more were on ample display in movie palaces across the country, from amoral and amorous working class anti-heroes and high-living, free-loving dilettantes to hard-drinking newshounds and hard-gambling dog trackers, no kink or bit of lingerie was not worthy of a wink or a peek. Blonde Crazy sees James Cagney and Joan Blondell melting the screen as a bellhop and chambermaid out to con criminals while enjoying each other. Norma Shearer finishes shredding her good girl image in Strangers May Kiss as a desperate lady on a love trek across the continent. In Hi, Nellie Paul Muni takes a rare turn at comedy as newspaperman demoted to the lovelorn column, finding comfort in a glass. Finally, Dark Hazard stars Edward G. Robinson stars in an altogether different sort of dog movie, as a gambling addict torn between good girl Genevieve Tobin and glamour girl Glenda Farrell who bets it all on one special pooch.