Classic 1936 – Great Guy Returns - video Dailymotion

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A classic 1936 film starring James Cagney as a fearless city inspector fighting corruption and crime in New York. “Great Guy Returns” brings the golden age of cinema back to life with thrilling action, moral courage, and vintage charm. Restored for modern audiences to enjoy the timeless spirit of classic Hollywood storytelling.

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00:02:48Oh, yes, Mr. Green, not Mr. Green. I'm proud that he's been in because it was a call from Mr. Hage just a minute ago from the city prosecutor.

00:02:58Yes, Mr. Green. As soon as he comes in, I'll tell him you want him. Yes, I will.

00:03:03And take care of yourself. And don't worry.

00:03:06Hello? Are you okay, Mr. Green? Well, please keep trying. I'll call back later.

00:03:19Mr. Green, please.

00:03:24212. Thank you.

00:03:26Dr. Green, please.

00:03:28First one, you're right there.

00:03:30Mr. Green, please.

00:03:32Yes, Dr. Green, she's on her way up now.

00:03:34Goodbye, Mr. Green.

00:03:36Sorry, but Mr. Green is not permitted to have you until then.

00:03:39Do you 비' on Danny J called?

00:03:41Mr. Gave, or Mr. Gave!

00:03:43I've been trying everywhere, Mr. Gave.

00:03:44Please go right after this.

00:03:46Mr. Green's running for tomorrow.

00:03:47Sister, thank you.

00:03:48Sure.

00:03:49The password is right.

00:03:50Yes, our mother of hers.

00:03:53But I can tell him that young man isHi.

00:03:56I was crossing the car checks.

00:04:00Suddenly the yard of a bill I'd never missed out.

00:04:03I came on my boat.

00:04:05The machine I had started to wear it just as this big black thing.

00:04:10When I came to a rather call the place,

00:04:14one of the men in the car I had looked back at the boat there.

00:04:18That's amazing.

00:04:19I did it once again.

00:04:21Cavaliers?

00:04:22Yeah.

00:04:23It's a great day.

00:04:24Lovely.

00:04:25Cavaliers.

00:04:26And then what that run?

00:04:28What do I make a night-presistant before I?

00:04:31I don't know, I love them.

00:04:32I'm sorry.

00:04:33I might be short under the top of the plates and the measures.

00:04:37I love the countries, my son.

00:04:39I'm dealing with a real choice.

00:04:41But there's not that much evidence of brawls.

00:04:45They're talking how many of the woods.

00:04:48I've never met you achieve that.

00:04:51I know I can depend on you, John.

00:04:55Thanks, Mr. Bill.

00:04:57Why do you think so?

00:04:59I think I love you.

00:05:01But I don't know how to keep the head of your shoulders

00:05:03and your fists and your pockets behind.

00:05:05I'll be so.

00:05:07I don't know what that's for me.

00:05:09There's a cat and I'll find out of him.

00:05:11And I'll tell him to be overrun.

00:05:13The cat and I'll just have a little day.

00:05:15I don't know what that's for me.

00:05:17I don't know.

00:05:19This cat is my friend.

00:05:21I'ma come on a trip to failure.

00:05:23We're being down here at the point.

00:05:25It's somewhat far out of me.

00:05:27Where should I be overrun all the time

00:05:29as that was to leave?

00:05:31I'm just leaving.

00:05:33I'm not that long.

00:05:35I'm not that long, he'll be right back with my fist

00:05:37against anybody's chin, but no I do not.

00:05:41Should I be in your play the next time I see you?

00:05:45Goodbye.

00:05:47Oh, yes, good morning, babe, babe.

00:05:57What's up with whom?

00:05:59Today is the guy you want to marry.

00:06:01Remember?

00:06:02Night, please.

00:06:03Night, please.

00:06:05Oh, Johnny Cage.

00:06:07Of course, a great guy.

00:06:09He told himself.

00:06:11He wouldn't doubt it yet.

00:06:13Night, please.

00:06:13Door break.

00:06:15And don't be late.

00:06:16What?

00:06:17Kneelate?

00:06:18Well, I like that.

00:06:19I'm on the menu.

00:06:20What are you talking about?

00:06:22I'm usually the one that has to stand around waiting 20 minutes for you to show up.

00:06:25All right.

00:06:27But you hear me?

00:06:29Don't be late.

00:06:30I don't want to tell you.

00:06:32I don't want to tell you.

00:06:34I don't want to tell you.

00:06:36I don't want to tell you.

00:06:38I don't want to tell you.

00:06:40Shh.

00:06:42Where you going?

00:06:44I've yet been cheating with Joel Greenwine as my husband.

00:06:50Now you know that my mind mentioned cheating issues won't quite like you.

00:06:54And why?

00:06:56Because it won't take hearts for anybody except when you don't trust me.

00:06:59He knew what it meant to cheat the housework.

00:07:01Of course it doesn't seem like much to cheat just a few ounces of meat on a pound or a deal with two thousand percent.

00:07:15But understand this.

00:07:17Forty percent of the amount of income is better on food.

00:07:20And the people cheated on only five percent.

00:07:22In one year, that end of the month, a woman.

00:07:26That's a big job.

00:07:28That's a big job to wait for you.

00:07:30People on the other side of the bed said I'd bring to you at stake.

00:07:32And they want to bring to Barry at some point.

00:07:34So if any of you are the great way to tag you in.

00:07:38Now the time before.

00:07:40Thanks.

00:07:42Thanks.

00:07:43That makes a good service.

00:07:45Oh well.

00:07:46He's an issue with gadget.

00:07:49And one of the latest.

00:07:51Do we have a two-pound weight?

00:07:55We're on the scale.

00:07:57We still weigh two pounds.

00:08:00Watch the hand.

00:08:02Okay.

00:08:03Let's go-

00:08:04Hey, tell them the last one.

00:08:05We'll be surprised.

00:08:06The Korean smaller stores are supposed to be able to do revenge.

00:08:07Going down the report.

00:08:08Every time we make a pitch, we're going to be on for a bribe.

00:08:09I hope some deputies have taken a bribe.

00:08:11The Green and the smaller stores are sent to the Department of Books to revenge.

00:08:15I'm going to make it hard.

00:08:17Reggie, every time you make a pitch, you're going to be offered a bribe.

00:08:21I hope some deputies have taken a bribe.

00:08:32That's your answer.

00:08:34No, no, no, no.

00:08:36I'm not there, I'm not there.

00:08:38I'm not there.

00:08:40I'm not there.

00:08:42Well, I'm not there.

00:08:43I'm not there.

00:08:44I'm not there.

00:08:45I'm not there.

00:08:46I'm not there.

00:08:47I'm not there.

00:08:48I'm not there.

00:08:49I'm not there.

00:08:50I'm not there.

00:08:51I'm not there.

00:08:52I'm not there.

00:08:53Do you know what I am?

00:08:54I was around all the newscapes to see if they knew that you were the Noobshieft Deputy.

00:09:01What are you talking about?

00:09:05Well, I was born at the Great Plantscape Island off the Southwest Coast on the East.

00:09:09the south west coast of London.

00:09:11But are you supposed to be nearby

00:09:13with a little bit of a village outside of the transport

00:09:15and counting the mail?

00:09:17No, but I'm going to approach your markets.

00:09:19I think I'm going to think to myself,

00:09:21I don't mind, I'll just call you my lunches.

00:09:23Yeah.

00:09:33It's dead.

00:09:35That's fine.

00:09:39Well, what do we start thinking about the strawberries?

00:09:45That's a large amount of time.

00:09:47It's very fresh.

00:09:49It's very fresh.

00:09:51You know, there's a sale on an island

00:09:53and it's only like to pick the berries,

00:09:55but you must never, never cut down the range

00:09:57because under the range, you have all the good value.

00:09:59And if you cut down the range,

00:10:01you do whatever that forward, you do a good value, right?

00:10:03That's very interesting.

00:10:05But there are no strawberries in Ireland.

00:10:07I don't know how I cook sugar.

00:10:09I thought I would have done a little bit of sugar.

00:10:11I think I'll buy five pounds of sugar.

00:10:13Good morning, sir.

00:10:15Good morning.

00:10:16Five pounds of sugar, please.

00:10:17All right.

00:10:18I'll wish you that.

00:10:19Eight, six, three, or eight in the morning.

00:10:21But I'll have a wishes.

00:10:22What do you want to suffer?

00:10:23Come on, I don't know.

00:10:24I'll struggle to live with straight to your village.

00:10:26I have an appetite for Colin B.

00:10:27Well, I'll do a reason to change it.

00:10:29I'm a nice to let you know my six pounds.

00:10:32Okay.

00:10:33There you are.

00:10:34Six pounds right on the head.

00:10:35Right off.

00:10:36Can I see you?

00:10:37Good morning.

00:10:38Good morning.

00:10:39All right.

00:10:40Good morning.

00:10:41You're welcome.

00:10:42All right.

00:10:43You have to be there.

00:10:44How are you talking about?

00:10:45There you are, it's like a bone right on the head, right up.

00:10:48I see it.

00:10:49I don't want you.

00:10:50I don't want you to touch my head.

00:10:52I don't want you.

00:10:54I don't want you to touch my head.

00:10:56I think there's a lady.

00:10:57Yeah, hold on.

00:10:59I'm glad they weren't doing anything, man.

00:11:02I'm just breathing, I'm breathing.

00:11:05I don't know.

00:11:06Very cute.

00:11:08All of the stars, we thought those are tall.

00:11:11Not big, not big.

00:11:13What have you planned?

00:11:15Is that frozen?

00:11:17We're not even supposed to do stuff right here.

00:11:19I don't know if this is what it's mine.

00:11:21Yeah, that's sugar.

00:11:28I want to go out of my own.

00:11:29It's my baby.

00:11:30I don't understand, man.

00:11:32I want to go out best to help you.

00:11:34Let's go down.

00:11:43Get out of my stead.

00:11:45You have to go out, son.

00:11:46How about buy that bird back from witty bucks?

00:11:49No, it'll be a waste of money.

00:11:54It's more than anything I got out of jail.

00:11:57I want to know a couple of wishes of man's.

00:12:00You should not get in my heavens.

00:24:01We're right back.

00:28:31We're right back.

00:35:01We're right back.

01:03:30Take good care.

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