Each Dawn I Die
1939, Drama, 1h 32m
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Frank Ross (James Cagney) is an intrepid reporter hot on the trail of a corrupt politician when he is framed for vehicular manslaughter and sent to prison. There he meets the infamous gangster "Hood" Stacey (George Raft), and the two become fast friends when Stacey saves Ross from a deadly knife attack. When Stacey escapes from a courthouse, he promises that he will help clear Ross' name by finding the man who framed him. But can Ross really trust the word of a gangster?
Cast & Crew
James Cagney
Frank Ross
Frank Ross
George Raft
"Hood" Stacey
"Hood" Stacey
Jane Bryan
Joyce
Joyce
George Bancroft
John Armstrong
John Armstrong
Max Rosenbloom
Fargo Fred
Fargo Fred
Stanley Ridges
Meuller
Meuller
Critic Reviews for Each Dawn I Die
Audience Reviews for Each Dawn I Die
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Nov 19, 2011James Cagney is great and so is George Raft. It's a standard prison picture with Cagney trying to reclaim his innocence. The last act of the picture is basically a prison riot cop out followed by a happy ending.
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Jul 09, 2010If your a Cagney fan this is a must see, he's dynamic as ever. The script is just the standard Warners 30's prison pic but it's professionally done. Raft is stiff as ever and Jane Bryan overacts terribly but if you're a fan of the genre this is as good as any of them.jay n Super Reviewer
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Oct 30, 2009It wasnt 1 of Cagneys best but the cast of this movie was alright
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Jan 13, 2008Yet another great performance by James Cagney as a newspaper reporter who is set up by thugs and condemned to life in prison. George Raft plays a jailbird who claims to know how to help Cagney clear his name, if Cagney will help Raft escape from prison. Similar in tone and plot line to Mayor of Hell (which I saw immediately before this). Which treatment is more appropriate for prisoners -- vengeance and punishment or understanding and reform?
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