Joe Devlin

Joe Devlin

  • Born: 1894-2-7
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    • Ryleigh 2022-06-19 17:15:56

      villain love

      The film portrays the emotional line of the gangsters as a minority in society. We can actually see that james' love for periscilla is that even though the girl finally got married and had children, when she went to find evidence to help her, james still went to help her, and sacrificed her own for...

    • Alex 2022-06-19 17:10:19

      Little is known, let's promote it

      As one of the early classics that influenced Hong Kong gangster films, the character structure and performance are really excellent. The final set of shots is absolutely classic.

      James. Cagney James Cagney
        saw James Cagney's performance for the first time, and he really is the cool guy of the...

    • Hilma 2022-06-19 16:51:20

      1. It is very good to use the clues of the big era to connect the characters and the plot; 2. It can't resist Jane's emotion for Eddie at all; 3. The plot is somewhat deliberate, but overall it is good.

    • Susie 2022-06-19 20:24:20

      [My favorite Cagney work is the well-deserved big brother in all his films. ] AN EPIC OF TIME AND HISTORY. A TRUE NOIR. The film really does what it said in the preface, it is a romantic and tragic memory. Cagney is also great? A wonderful performance beyond the times, slap the thigh! Cool brother plus cool brother's rivalry is so charming, I just don't know who to watch, it's so fun! Walsh is good at filming, and he really provides inspiration for Wo Zhan, thank you~

    The Roaring Twenties quotes

    • Narrator: 1929. As the dizzy decade nears its end, the country is stock market crazy. The great and the humble... the rich man and the working man... the housewife and the shop girl. All take their daily flyer in the market, and no one seems to lose. Then like a bombshell comes that never-to-be-forgotten Black Tuesday, October 29. Confusion spreads throught the canyons of New York's financial district. And men stare wild-eyed at the spectacle of complete ruin. More than 16 and a half million shares change hands in a single day of frenzied selling. The paper fortunes built up over the last few years crumble into nothing before this disaster which is to touch every man woman and child in America.

    • Narrator: [Opening lines - various clips of 1930's news footages are shown] Today, while the earth shakes beneath the heels of marching troops, while a great portion of the world trembles before the threats of acquisitive power-mad men, we of America have little time to remember an astounding era in our own recent history. An era which will grow more and more incredible with each passing generation until someday people will say it never could have happened at all. April, 1918: almost a million American young men are engaged in a struggle which, they have been told, will make the world safe for democracy.

      [Scene switches to World War I battlefield action, somewhere in France]