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Winner Take All Overview:

Winner Take All (1932) was a Drama - Black-and-white Film directed by Roy Del Ruth and produced by Roy Del Ruth.

Winner Take All BlogHub Articles:

Cagney Fights the World: Winner Take All (1932)

on Apr 2, 2014 From True Classics

Although he was the star of multiple hit films, James Cagney was known as “the thorn in Jack Warner’s side.” He repeatedly went on strikes, demanding higher and higher salaries. In John McCabe’s biography of Cagney, he explains that during the filming of Winner Take All, sin... Read full article

Winner Take All

By RBuccicone on Oct 5, 2011 From MacGuffin Movies

Winner Take All (1932)      I do not think there is any denying that James Cagney was a splendid actor. The trouble with parts of his career, however, was that the studio did not treat him very well and often type cast him into gangster and tough-guy roles. Winner Takes All was his first comedy... Read full article

Winner Take All (1932)

By Judy on Dec 18, 2008 From Movie Classics

I was keen to see this movie because I’m trying to see all of Cagney’s films – and, as this came next after The Crowd Roars, which is one of my favourites, I may have been expecting too much. To me this boxing movie, directed by Roy Del Ruth, feels a bit rushed and ragged round th... Read full article

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Winner Take All Quotes:

[Joan and Jim kiss.]
Joan Gibson: You could stand a cold drink after that one, couldn't you?
Pop Slavin: He can't leave 'em alone, he's just a Woman's Home Companion.
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