Dangerous Nan McGrew

Synopsis

In the 1930 musical comedy film 'Dangerous Nan McGrew', Helen Kane stars as Nan McGrew, a slapstick comedy heroine who dreams of becoming a Broadway star but finds herself tangled in a series of misadventures. Nan accidentally becomes the manager of a boxer, causing chaos and comedy to ensue. As she navigates the challenges of the entertainment industry and romance, Nan's determination and wit shine through. Filled with humor, music, and Helen Kane's iconic performances, 'Dangerous Nan McGrew' is a delightful classic that captures the spirit of the vaudeville era with its quirky characters and lively entertainment.

Cast

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  Helen Kane

  Dangerous Nan McGrew

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  Victor Moore

  Muldoon

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  James Hall

  Bob Dawes

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  Stuart Erwin

  Eustace Macy

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  Frank Morgan

  Doc Foster

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  John Hamilton

  Grant

Reviews

Despite its age, 'Dangerous Nan McGrew' is a charming and entertaining film that showcases Helen Kane's unique talent and charisma. Critics have praised Kane's comedic timing and musical numbers, noting that her performance as Nan McGrew adds a delightful energy to the film. While the plot may seem formulaic, the witty dialogue and physical comedy keep the audience engaged throughout. Some reviewers appreciate the nostalgic value of the movie, hailing it as a fun and lighthearted throwback to the golden age of Hollywood musicals. On the other hand, some critics find the film's humor outdated and the storyline predictable. However, most agree that Helen Kane's presence elevates 'Dangerous Nan McGrew' and makes it a worthwhile watch for fans of classic cinema.