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I'm No Angel (1933)

Director: Wesley Ruggles

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From Time Out Film Guide

Single-handed, Mae saved Paramount from bankruptcy and provoked the birth of the League of Decency. I'm No Angel contains an extraordinary scene in which she's tended by a bevy of black maids ('Hey, Beulah! Peel me a grape'). Sexism coupled with racism. You can't beat it. Grant, Mae's protégé, once said 'I learned everything from her. Well, almost everything.' The films are pretty awful, but no one ever notices. Mae still lays them in the aisles.

Author: SG

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Cast & crew

Director: Wesley Ruggles

Producer: William Le Baron

Cast: Mae West, Cary Grant, Edward Arnold, Gertrude Michael, Kent Taylor, Gregory Ratoff full cast

Duration: 87 mins


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