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Me and My Gal

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Gangster Duke Castenega (George Walsh) asks his ex-girlfriend, Kate (Marion Burns), to provide him with the combination numbers to safe deposit boxes at the bank where she works. When Duke is arrested, he escapes and hides in Kate's attic. Danny Dolan (Spencer Tracy), who's just received a promotion to detective, is assigned to find the gangster. He's in love with Kate's sister, Helen (Joan Bennett), and seeks her help in the investigation -- but Helen is reluctant to place Kate in jeopardy.
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Richard Brody The New Yorker Apr 14, 2020
Though Walsh was a master of the talking picture, his sense of silence remained golden. Go to Full Review Michael E. Grost Classic Film and Television Jan 3, 2012
Uneven but sometimes inventive comedy drama, set among the working poor in the Depression. Go to Full Review Armond White New York Press Jul 22, 2011
Me and My Gal justifies the loftiest standards of realism and entertainment. Go to Full Review Michael W. Phillips, Jr. Goatdog's Movies Jun 13, 2006
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The wonder of Spencer Tracy is that he never looks like he's acting. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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William L @RT77267842 Feb 13, 2021 Not really balanced between its romantic comedy elements and cops and robbers second half storyline, Me and My Gal is enjoyable mostly for its silliness and wonderfully dated detective dialogue. If you want to hear Spencer Tracy talk about "bad hombres" and make cracks with a few chowderheads on their way to give a once-over to some wise guys down at the precinct, then you'll get some enjoyment from the film. Bennett and Tracy are actually an entertaining pair, playing off one another well even if neither is really the straight man in their comedy pairing. As a crime film its very much a tired exercise, but it's got its redemptive moments. (3/5) See more Jun 15, 2018 Snappy Raoul Walsh comedy with early Spencer Tracy and Constance Bennett as a great onscreen couple. (RT has the wrong poster for this one.) See more s r @ScottR Jan 15, 2018 1001 movies to see before you die. A cute little romance with some social drama that captures the time well. See more Apr 22, 2013 A mediocre & forgettable film about an Irish cop wooing an Irish waitress while pursuing an Irish mobster. Um...i like Spencer Tracy's hats. That's about it See more Mar 30, 2013 Una comedia dramática con elementos de cine policial. La película se sustenta únicamente en la caracterización realizada por Spencer Tracy, pero se nota que fue hecha a las apuradas y sin mucho hincapié en los detalles. En definitiva, el cine es un arte de los detalles, allá donde no hay historia (o la misma carece de interés), un director puede enfocarse en los gestos, en el significado de las miradas, y en diferentes rubros ténicos para decirnos algo. En este caso, el director no parece estar interesado en eso sino más bien en contar una historia completamente trivial y pasatista, llena de chistes que no funcionan y con un final muy previsible. See more Oct 10, 2012 Good enough for me. Had to look up the "Strange Interlude" parody, but that's brilliant. Also the breaking of the fourth wall a few times. See more Read all reviews
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Raoul Walsh

Director

Spencer Tracy

Danny Dolan

Joan Bennett

Helen Riley

Marion Burns

Kate Riley

George Walsh

Duke

J. Farrell MacDonald

Pop Riley
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Synopsis Gangster Duke Castenega (George Walsh) asks his ex-girlfriend, Kate (Marion Burns), to provide him with the combination numbers to safe deposit boxes at the bank where she works. When Duke is arrested, he escapes and hides in Kate's attic. Danny Dolan (Spencer Tracy), who's just received a promotion to detective, is assigned to find the gangster. He's in love with Kate's sister, Helen (Joan Bennett), and seeks her help in the investigation -- but Helen is reluctant to place Kate in jeopardy.
Director
Raoul Walsh
Screenwriter
Philip Klein, Barry Conners, Arthur Kober, Frank Dolan, Philip Dunne, Charles Vidor, Alfred A. Cohn
Distributor
Fox
Production Co
Fox Film Corporation
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Dec 4, 1932, Original
Release Date (Streaming)
Apr 20, 2014
Runtime
1h 18m
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