72. The Strawberry Blonde (1941) Walsh. A 1890s romantic comedy. Cagney plays a struggling dentist who meets Oliva De Havilland while pursing Rita Hayward (the Strawberry Blonde”) Pros: Musical Score, Cagney, De Havilland, acting in general, script, charming characters Cons: Slight story Analysis:. An amiable, low-key, charming period piece that gives De Havilland and Cagney a chance to play two likable and romantic characters. The script contains some funny lines and situations. Jack Carson, Hayworth, and Alan Hale shine as supporting players. Summary: The leads make this slight but charming movie a delight. Rating ***
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