Review of Sadie McKee (1934) by Emanuel Levy for EmanuelLevy.Com — 02 Mar 2008
A quintessential Joan Crawford vehicle of the Depression era, this melodrama centers on a working-class femme (cook's daughter) and the three men in her life: bad boy lover Gene Raymond, rich boy Franchot Tone, and drunken millionaire Edward Arnold.
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This review of Sadie McKee (1934) was written by Emanuel Levy and published by EmanuelLevy.Com on 02 Mar 2008.
Sadie McKee has generally received positive reviews.
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