The Personality Kid

Jun 6, 1934

1h 8m

★ 3.7

A laugh packed story of a palooka champion who admitted he was the world's bet!

Overview

An arrogant boxer (Pat O'Brien) discovers his wife (Glenda Farrell) had a hand in his success.

Genres

Comedy

Crime

Romance

Production Companies

Warner Bros. Pictures

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Cast

Ritzy

Pat O'Brien

Joan

Glenda Farrell

Patricia

Claire Dodd

Gavin

Robert Gleckler

Stephens

Henry O'Neill

Nurse

Bess Flowers

Rankin

Thomas E. Jackson

McPhail

Arthur Vinton

Shamrock

Clarence Muse

Duncan

Clay Clement

Tiny

George Cooper

G. Pat Collins

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5.8

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7.8

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7.3

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6.9

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7.3

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7.5

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0.0

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6.6

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5.8

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6.9

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6.1

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6.1

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6.8

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6.5

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5.5

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6.1

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5.6

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5.2

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4.9

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