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Each Dawn I Die (1939)

A corrupt D.A. with governatorial ambitions is annoyed by an investigative reporter's criticism of his criminal activities and decides to frame the reporter for manslaughter in order to silence him.

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Muhammad K 17 Aug 2012

Reportedly this was Joseph Stalin's favorite American movie. It's a fine gangster film with Cagney as a mam framed and sen to prison where he befriends real criminal George Raft. Raft and Cagney form an alliance to bust Raft out of jail so he can clear Cagney's name. The film starts out very strong, but is marred by a number of improbabilities leading up to the third act. It could have been the "Brute Force" if the 1930s, but somewhat devolves into a silly crime melodrama. Still, Cagney are great in their only pairing as leads and it the film is highly entertaining throughout. A must see for classic gangster film fans.

Dave H 07 Jan 2013

This is really an unsung masterpiece of the 1930s gangster genre. Jimmy Cagney plays a reporter framed for murder after exposing corruption in local politics. He's sent to one of the nastiest prisons around. He meets and befriends career criminal George Raft and helps him escape, taking the brunt of the punishment for the escape on himself. This is a mean little genre flick which flies along with almost no filler. Cagney is on the top of his game here, snapping and snarling his way through several superb monologues ... one that even ends with him bursting into tears. The prison riot/jail break finale is one of the most violent sequences of the 1930s.

Vincent H 23 Jul 2009

A classic prison drama with the two tough guys of the Golden Age, Cagney and Raft

Nicolas A 25 Jun 2008

Probaly one of the best prison movies i have seen.

Ryan V 08 Feb 2012

None of the plot points for this prison flick make a solitary lick of sense, but James Cagney is arresting as a crusading journalist who is framed and jailed by the very same corrupt district attorney he was about to expose. While incarcerated, Cagney predictably embroils the affairs of the guards and inmates. This old movie isn't a classic, but devotees of 1930's crime films will probably find something to like about it.