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I’m No Angel
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Mae West seated and looking forward while Cary Grant stands behind her, gently holding a fur stole, in a glamorous setting from the film I'm No Angel (1933).
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I’m No Angel

film by Ruggles [1933]
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  • Wesley Ruggles
    / The sound era

    George Burns, and Gracie Allen—and I’m No Angel. The latter was one of Mae West’s best films, and it helped make Cary Grant a star. West, who wrote the screenplay, portrayed a circus performer who falls in love with a wealthy man (Grant). Also popular was Bolero (1934), an effective…

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    George Burns, and Gracie Allen—and I’m No Angel. The latter was one of Mae West’s best films, and it helped make Cary Grant a star. West, who wrote the screenplay, portrayed a circus performer who falls in love with a wealthy man (Grant). Also popular was Bolero (1934), an effective…

    Read More