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Mannequin (1937)

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Release Date: Dec 14, 1937 Wide

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Mannequin stars Joan Crawford as Jessie Cassidy, a girl of the tenements (though this being an MGM film, her slum dwellings are cleaner and more lavish than most middle-class bungalows!) Hoping to escape her grimy surroundings, Jessie marries Eddie Miller (Alan Curtis), a childhood acquaintance who has made good with a variety of dishonest business ventures. Another refugee from Jessie's neighborhood is John Hennessy (Spencer Tracy), who has likewise worked his way up to fame and fortune, albeit

Unrated, 1 hr. 35 min.

Drama, Romance, Classics

Directed By: Frank Borzage

Written By: Lawrence Hazard

In Theaters: Dec 14, 1937 Wide

On DVD: Jun 24, 1992

MGM

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Cast

Joan Crawford
Jessie Cassidy
Spencer Tracy
John L. Hennessey
Alan Curtis
Eddie Miller
Ralph Morgan
Briggs
Mary Philips
Beryl
Oscar O'Shea
Pa Cassidy
Elizabeth Risdon
Mrs. Cassidy
Leo Gorcey
Clifford Cassidy
Jim Baker
Granville Bates
Mr. Gebhart
Marie Blake
Mrs. Schwartz
George Chandler
Swing Magoo
Jimmy Conlin
Elevator Operator
Ruth Dwyer
Wedding Guest
Paul Fix
Smooch Hanrahan
Frank Jaquet
Stage Doorman
Donald Kirke
Dave McIntyre
Gwen Lee
Girl Worker
Matt McHugh
Mike
Frank Puglia
Hennessey Worker
Bert Roach
Schwartz
Phillip Terry
Man at Stage Door
Helen Troy
Bubbles Adair
Douglas Wood
Hennessey Executive
Francis Ford
Tim Hennessey Worker
Diana Beaumont

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A woman's pic that takes her point of view on marriage as if it were gospel.

May 15, 2007 Full Review Source: Ozus' World Movie Reviews

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Limp MGM melodrama. The pairing of Joan Crawford and Spencer Tracy must have seemed clever at the time - retrospect isn't nearly so kind. The plot chugs along, and Borzage gives it no spark, flair, or life. He seems as bored as the audience. Looking at the trajectory of Borzage's output from the late 20s to the late

January 3, 2011

Timothy Maddocks

Director Frank Borzage takes a typical rags to riches Crawford vehicle and amazingly makes it feel fresh and new. While it is not one of her greatest films. It is the only to pair her with Spencer Tracy. They make fireworks ignite. In order to escape the life she hates Jessie marrie good for nothing Eddie Miller (a

September 8, 2005