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Hollywood James Cagney + Jean Harlow + Dorothy Gee + Edward Woods 1960 Photo 871

$10.99 USD

Title: James Cagney, Jean Harlow, Dorothy Gee, and Edward Woods in The Public Enemy (1931) Vintage Movie Still

Description:
Own a piece of cinematic history with this original vintage studio photograph featuring James Cagney, Jean Harlow, Dorothy Gee, and Edward Woods in the groundbreaking 1931 gangster classic The Public Enemy. Directed by William A. Wellman, this film is widely regarded as one of the defining movies of the pre-Code Hollywood era. James Cagney's iconic performance as Tom Powers cemented his status as one of Hollywood's greatest stars, while Jean Harlow's magnetic presence added a layer of glamour and allure. This stunning photograph captures the intense energy and chemistry that made this film an enduring classic.

A must-have for collectors of early Hollywood gangster films, classic cinema, and fans of these legendary actors.

Key Features:

Original Studio Photograph: A genuine vintage film still from The Public Enemy (1931) featuring James Cagney, Jean Harlow, Dorothy Gee, and Edward Woods.
Iconic Cast: James Cagney in one of his most famous roles, with Jean Harlow, Dorothy Gee, and Edward Woods contributing to the film's legendary status.
Condition: Excellent quality print with slight vintage wear, ideal for framing or display.
Collectible Memorabilia: A perfect addition for fans of gangster films, pre-Code Hollywood, and classic cinema.
Keywords: James Cagney, Jean Harlow, Dorothy Gee, Edward Woods, The Public Enemy 1931, vintage film still, classic gangster movie, pre-Code Hollywood, vintage Hollywood photo, rare movie still, 1930s film memorabilia.

Bring home a piece of Hollywood history with this rare The Public Enemy photo, capturing the stars of one of the most influential gangster films ever made!





















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