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The Fighting 69th (1940)

Although loudmouthed braggart Jerry Plunkett alienates his comrades and officers, Father Duffy, the regimental chaplain, has faith that he'll prove himself in the end.

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Lisa C 26 Apr 2008

Cagney is as always wonderful to watch, adding a softness to the otherwise rough around the edges and rather cowardly character. It's rather predictability and jumbled plotline leaves his characters a little thinner developed than deserved, but Cagney makes up for that.

Johan A 13 Jun 2008

Very good movie about redemption from cowardice. Touching ending too.

William W 06 Nov 2014

This was very unique as a war story but quite enjoyable, the real-life story of Father Duffy, military priest for a New York-based group of mostly Irish Americans. Weird seeing James Cagney play a disliked, standoffish braggard who ends up being cowardly on the battlefront. Pat O'Brien's outstanding as the main character.

Private U 06 Jul 2007

It's an interesting, Hollywood-ized take on the Fighting 69th. James Cagney does a great job, and it's kind of a surprisingly role for him, considering that his character is, simply, a coward hiding behind a bad attitude, and succeeds in getting several men killed. Pat O'Brien had a corner on playing priests back then, and tries to straighten Cagney out.

Grant S 16 Mar 2012

Good, but not great. Reasonably one-dimensional. Feels contrived and unrealistic, filled with speeches and gung ho rhetoric. If this movie was meant to be a propaganda film it is odd, as the US wasn't in WW2 at the time it was made. Ending is a tad predictable.