''Kid Galahad'' - 1937 #1
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Title
''Kid Galahad'' - 1937 #1
Artist
Movie World Posters
Medium
Mixed Media - Vintage Movie Posters
Description
A vintage movie poster reproduction of ''Kid Galahad'' - a 1937 American boxing film directed by Michael Curtiz. Although it stars Edward G. Robinson, it does not feature Bette Davis in a leading role. The film is primarily known for its boxing sequences and the performances of Edward G. Robinson, Humphrey Bogart, and Wayne Morris. Here's a description of the movie:
Title: Kid Galahad
Year: 1937
Director: Michael Curtiz
Cast:
Edward G. Robinson as Nick Donati
Bette Davis as Louise "Fluff" Phillips
Humphrey Bogart as Turkey Morgan
Wayne Morris as Ward Guisenberry (Kid Galahad)
Jane Bryan as Marie Donati
Harry Carey as Silver Jackson
William Haade as Chuck McGraw
Plot Summary:
"Kid Galahad" is a classic boxing film set in the world of professional boxing during the 1930s. The story primarily revolves around Nick Donati (Edward G. Robinson), a boxing manager with a reputation for turning talented amateurs into successful fighters. Despite the film's title, the character of Kid Galahad is portrayed by Wayne Morris.
Ward Guisenberry (Wayne Morris), a young man with potential as a boxer, is given the nickname "Kid Galahad" by Nick Donati when he starts training at Donati's gym. Ward's rise in the boxing world is complicated by his romantic involvement with Louise "Fluff" Phillips (Bette Davis), who works as a singer at a local nightclub. Fluff is also romantically pursued by Turkey Morgan (Humphrey Bogart), a ruthless gangster with ties to the world of boxing.
As Ward's career progresses, he faces both the challenges of the boxing ring and the dangerous influence of Turkey, who wants to control his career. The film explores themes of ambition, loyalty, and the corrupting influence of the boxing industry.
Edward G. Robinson delivers a solid performance as Nick Donati, the experienced boxing manager, while Humphrey Bogart's portrayal of the menacing Turkey Morgan is a notable highlight. Wayne Morris brings charisma to the role of Kid Galahad, showcasing his transformation from an amateur fighter to a contender.
"Kid Galahad" is a classic example of the boxing film genre of the 1930s, known for its compelling characters, intense fight sequences, and the portrayal of the struggles faced by aspiring boxers. While not as famous as some other films of its era, it remains a solid and enjoyable entry in the genre and is remembered for its cast's performances and the electrifying boxing sequences.
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April 15th, 2021
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