Mae West, finest woman ever walked the streets!
Set in the bawdy Bowery of the Gay Nineties, “She Done Him Wrong” stars Mae West as Lady Lou, a saloon singer who has a talent for juggling the men in her life and accumulating diamonds in the process. She’s dating saloon owner Gus Jordan (Noah Beery, Jr.) and is also on the make for pimp Serge Stanieff (Gilbert Roland) while her boyfriend Chick Clark (Owen Moore) is in jail. Meanwhile, sly operator Dan Flynn (David Landau) tries to take over the saloon and Lady Lou with it. With all this intrigue brewing, Lou still has time to notice and try to win over Captain Cummings (Cary Grant), a missionary who pops into the saloon occasionally.<br /><br />Director Lowell Sherman begins the film with a humorous nostalgic  montage establishing the time period and then builds up to West’s entrance by introducing the other characters who speak about her, creating anticipation of her appearance. And her entry doesn’t disappoint. It’s perfectly suited to West’s larger-than-life screen persona. She is driven in an open horse-drawn carriage, flaunting a fancy period gown, a gigantic hat, a parasol, and glittering diamonds dripping from her hands, wrists, and neck.<br /><br />The scenes between Grant and West are especially effective, with typical male-female roles reversed. He’s the innocent, she’s the predator attracted by his youthful good looks. Lady Lou is convinced she can add the missionary to her long list of conquests.<br /><br />The plot is thin and serves primarily to showcase West and give her plenty of opportunities to drop her signature one-liners, which are highlights. She sings three songs — “I Wonder Where My Easy Rider’s Gone,” “A Guy What Takes His Time,” and “Frankie and Johnny” — sashaying onto the saloon stage between nonchalantly figuring out how to deal with problems that would overwhelm less powerful women. The characters she creates always seem in charge of every situation, showing little emotion other than a raised eyebrow or a sexy leer.<br /><br />West adapted the screenplay from her own stage play “Diamond Lil,” changing the name of the main character and softening some of the play’s racier lines. The new dialogue drew on implication, insinuation, and innuendo, which West actually found funnier. Some examples: “Listen, when women go wrong, men go right after them;” “You know, it was a toss up whether I go in for diamonds or sing in the choir. The choir lost;” “I wasn’t always rich … there was a time I didn’t know where my next husband was coming from;” and when an old woman refers to Lady Lou as a fine gal, a fine woman, West replies, “One of the finest women ever walked the streets.”<br /><br />Released in 1933, “She Done Him Wrong” was one of the most controversial movies up to that point. There was no explicit sex or nudity, but it was Mae West’s liberated attitudes that made waves in Hollywood and led to tougher censorship. Pushing boundaries, the movie was both a showcase for West and the death knell of suggestive content on American screens for decades to come.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the unrated Blu-ray release include an introduction by Turner Classic Movies host Robert Osborne, 2 audio commentaries, a period cartoon, and several theatrical trailers.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : This is the story of Lady Lou (Mae West, I’m No Angel)―a bawdy nightclub singer in the 1890s, who spends most of her time tossing witty barbs at the overheated clientele. With her old man locked up in the slammer, Lou is forced to amuse herself with the legions of men fighting for her attentions. She keeps her many admirers at arm’s length, even if she does accept the generous diamond-studded gifts they bestow upon her. But the tough cookie soon finds her heart melting for a handsome young man who works at the local mission. Based on West’s play Diamond Lil, She Done Him Wrong co-stars screen legend Cary Grant (Notorious) with Gilbert Roland (Thunder Bay) and Noah Beery (Wings of the Hawk). With wonderful direction by Lowell Sherman (The Pay-Off), She Done Him Wrong earned a 1934 Best Picture Oscar nomination.Special Features:-4K Restoration-NEW Audio Commentary by Film Historian Kat Ellinger-NEW Audio Commentary by Film Historian David Del Valle-Introduction by Turner Classic Movies Host Robert Osborne-Bonus Cartoon: 'She Done Him Right'-6 Mae West Trailers.