The Truth About James Cagney, He Shook Hollywood To The Core

The Remarkable Life And Illustrious Career Of The Legendary Actor, James Cagney. James Cagney was a legend and a powerful enigma of the silver screen. Did you know that he shattered the conventional stereotypes throughout his illustrious career? Known for his unforgettable portrayals of murderous thugs, Cagney possessed a hidden talent that set him apart from his contemporaries. But truth be told, if life were a battlefield, Cagney would be a war hero. This is the story of James Francis Cagney..
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[@catdog2706]

Excellent actor james cagney always loved him

[@mfb3042]

James Cagney doesn't need the clickbait that's in this title.

[@davearnold748]

As a child in the 1950's, I'd often hear my parents and relatives talk about James Cagney. If I remember correctly, somewhere around age 10-12 my dad and I watched "Angels With Dirty Faces" on TV. I believe it dealt a young adult group commiting various crimes with Cagney, the tough guy head of the group, ending up going to the electric chair at the end. It made me think twice about doing anything criminal and scared scared the hell out of me. As I got a little older, I believe Cagney was pretty much done with acting (this would have been the later 1960's). He's life story seems remarkable when I think about some of the actors and entertainers over the past 20 years. Having seen other films of his as I got older, I can only say he was an intelligent, honest, and remarkable man who never forgot where he came from. He was nothing like some of the films he did; a very humble man at best.

[@upperkeeldrum]

A true icon.

[@raymond-im9no]

I enjoyed all his movies

[@seandobson499]

James Cagney was one of the all-time greats, and he could do it all and make it look effortless and, boy, could he dance and towards his latter days, he was a great chat-show guest here in the UK.

[@dougaldouglas8842]

What a marvellous actor. You could not go wrong with this actor

[@tessaducek5601]

I have a studio photo of James Cagney on my wall next to Jean Harlow and Roseland Russel. Its a black and white tribute wall to some of our wonderful actors and actresses.

[@kellymcclendon6601]

What a wonderful person.

[@dougaldouglas8842]

True, so true

[@ElizabethCisneros-se6ie]

Ooh! He was the max ,, ! ❤❤

[@immaterialimmaterial5195]

LOVE James Cagney!!! What a talent!

[@clurkroberts2650]

What a brilliant man! Never realized what a sophisticated, versatile and caring life he led.

[@pamparker4047]

carney did it all

[@kathymetzger5862]

Great documentary about James Cagney my favorite movies that he made were Yankee Doodle Danny and The Man Of A thousand Faces about Lon Chaney Sr

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Isn't it Dandy

[@sharonscharff6878]

I first watched Yankey Doodle Dandy when I was in early grade school in about 1953. I love to see it over & over. I read George M. Cohan's biography when I was in high school. I read James Cagney's bio a few years ago.

[@anthonyfrew1571]

One of my all-time favorites

[@jackaustin3576]

I really liked him and his movies....

[@luckyguy600]

Great review of a guy who just worked to get what he wanted. Honest/ and by all accounts a good man.

[@H_H_____]

Excellent documentary. One suggestion.....The Bow needs to be pronounced like Wow. It is his final bow. His final curtain call.

[@Oldgoaled]

I hear you but I think Artificial Intelligence reads all these scripts.

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@@Oldgoaled I look at the comments before watching. If it's AI, I go bye bye. Don't want it & don't need it.

[@robbiet8583]

Pat Obrian! Yes!

[@asullivan4047]

Interesting/informative/entertaining. Excellent still motion photography pictures 📷. Enabling viewers to better understand what the orator is describing. Wishing viewers a safe/healthy/prosperous(2024)🌈🎉💵😉.

[@rafaelcmvasquez]

✨️James Francis Cagney✨️ But the world knows him as ❤️✨️James Cagney✨️❤️ And he's Undubitably one of the Greatest Troubadours of Life 🎭 Ever✨️ and boy can he dance 🕺 ✨️ ✨️🫶✨️

[@user-yz2em5tf3w]

A few years ago when the midnight movies used to be on a saturday night the movies were some times james cagney films and my family.aleays watched his movies on saturday nights the good old days

[@jabbermocky4520]

A late friend of mine had an affair with Mr. Cagney when she worked on his horse farm. She was 18 and he was 60. Nowadays we'd say he took advantage of her. She said he was irresistible and she never bore him any ill will.

[@glennstenbergkvist5971]

A nice salute to JC; but with a few factual problems and some facts and mentions made without previous foundational preparations. For two examples, the director Raoul Walsh was mentioned only as "Walsh" and it was mentioned in the presentation that JC went to work in a show in the role of a chorus girl in 1911 (which would have been at age 11 or 12), but this happened years later. But the clips and stills are well selected and include a few that are seldom seen in other presentations. The voice-over is a little creepy, but offered at a good pace. Overall this is a good introduction to Cagney.

[@jackaustin3576]

A number of very good flying movies with Pat O'Brian wasn't mention....It also wasn't mention anytime that I can remember even his life story with him sitting in his wheelchair....

[@tribblebooth1224]

Those irritating ads!

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Hey y'all 😮

[@wellston2826]

Never saw him give less than a good, solid performance. Usually he was mesmerizing on the screen. The guy could play comedy, drama, and even musicals. And boy what a hoofer. Never heard a bad word against him either, no bad scandals or Hollywood escapades. Good by Mr. Cagney, you made it to the "Top of the World, Ma."

[@markjefferies55]

One of the greatest not a flashy poser I think he would have hated todays woke brigade

[@EMScott-le7vu]

Title misleading.informatiom is not shocking

[@donellamackenzie6331]

What shook Hollywood to the core?

[@LW-dq2em]

Nothing here shook Hollywood to its core. Clickbait, as usual.

[@carlostrevino1088]

You dirty rat, why did you do that to my brother!

[@moelongval9216]

Cagney was born in1899! This video says that in 1911, he was working in a department store??? At 12 years old??? Where he was discovered as a potential dancer!!! He auditioned to be in a show as a dancing sailor??? A 12 years old!!! Who the hell makes up this BS???

[@gmaureen]

Most kids worked in those days, unless the family was rich, there were no laws against it. Kids worked to help put food on the table. Cagney initially learned to dance on the streets, he told about it in his autobiography, it was called "hoofing." Dancing was a way to spend time, compete with friends, and it didn't cost anything. No BS here, just a different day and time.

[@anthonyfrew1571]

Yes 1899 - The same year as that other gangster and tough guy actor Humphrey Bogart