| Bride Came C.O.D., The | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1941) | |||||
| Comedy, Romance | |||||
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| Bette Davis | Joan Winfield | |
| Eugene Pallette | Lucius K. Winfield | |
| James Cagney | Steve Collins | |
| George Tobias | Peewee Defoe | |
| Jack Carson | Allen Brice | |
| Stuart Erwin | Tommy Keenan | |
| Harry Davenport | Pop Tolliver | |
| William Frawley | Sheriff McGee | |
| Edward Brophy | Hinkle | |
| Harry Holman | Judge Sobler | |
| Jack Black | JB | |
| Kyle Gass | KG | |
| Jason Reed | Lee | |
| Ronnie James Dio | Himself | |
| Troy Gentile | Lil' JB |
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| Producer | William Cagney
Hal B. Wallis Stuart Cornfeld Georgia Kacandes |
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| Writer | Philip G. Epstein
Julius J. Kenneth Earl M.M. Musselman Marv Wolfman Jack Black |
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| Cinematography | Robert Brinkmann
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| Musician | Andrew Gross
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Buckle up - it's going to be a funny flight! Ten dollars a pound is the going rate for freight, so charter pilot Steve Collins figured he's owed $1,150, cash on delivery. His cargo is Joan Winfield, an heiress whose elopement with musician is kiboshed when Steve kidnaps her so he can fly her to her irate papa. But then Joan finds a parachute. Comedy comes from a mother lode of sources in this screwball farce headlined by the ebullient pairing of James Cagney and Bette Davis, scripted by Julius J. and Philip G. Epstein (Casablanca, Arsenic And Old Lace) and full of favorite supporting talents. The stars (in their second and final film together) spar with harebrained zest, the story scoots along like butter in a hot pan and the happy result from start to end is C.O.D. - Comedy on Demand. |
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