Question 1

Which pre-Code film features James Cagney's third film appearance as a dancing railroad pal?

Accepted Answer

Other Men's Women (1930) features James Cagney as Ed Bailey, a vivacious engineer who dances in a dance-hall scene, reflecting Cagney's background as a hoofer.

Question 2

What was the original title of Other Men's Women before its New York opening?

Accepted Answer

The film was first released as 'The Steel Highway' and reviewed under that title before opening in New York City as Other Men's Women in April 1931.

Question 3

Why is there a noticeable silence during the fight scene in the engine cab?

Accepted Answer

During the fight scene, Regis Toomey says 'Son of a bitch' and 'God damn'; the TCM version removes those words, creating a short but noticeable silence.

Question 4

How many films did James Cagney and Joan Blondell appear in together?

Accepted Answer

James Cagney and Joan Blondell appeared in a total of seven pictures together, including The Public Enemy (1931).

Question 5

Which two railroad engineers face a friendship test in Other Men's Women?

Accepted Answer

The friendship of two working stiff railroad engineers, Bill White (Grant Withers) and Jack Kulper (Regis Toomey), is tested when one falls for the other's wife.

Other Men's Women

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