Winner Take All

Winner Take All

1932
Drama
1h 6m
Young boxer Jim Hunt, resting at a New Mexico "health ranch," meets and falls for Peggy Harmon, former nightclub table singer...who needs $600 more for her sickly son to stay in the place. To help her, Jim endangers his health with a tough boxing match in Tijuana. Before long, he's back fighting while Peggy stays in the desert. But in the city, after new triumphs, Jim meets Joan, a teasing Society blonde. Will he see through her before it's too late? (imdb)
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Winner Take All

1932
Drama
1h 6m
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Rated 20 Sep 2014
60
89th
James Cagney talking like he's Rocky! A boxer and a schmuck! Getting stringed along by a easily bored rich dame who gets turned on by untamed neanderthals! Only a Warner Bros programmer, but Cagney is right in his element!
Rated 20 Sep 2020
60
38th
The general class of roles for Black actors seemed to decline sharply with the end of the pre-code era. Clarence Muse has a relatively substantial and un-jivey part here as Cagney's trainer, speaking on equal terms with the white characters (and with no highlighting of his race) to an extent extinct a few years later. Film is the rare boxing pic that begins with a mangled hero on the decline and all but punch-drunk. Coulda been a pre-code FAT CITY if Cagney's character wasn't such a moron

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