James Cagney Sings & Dances | Something to Sing About (1937) | Full Hollywood Romance Movie

Watch Something to Sing About (1937), the full movie starring James Cagney in a classic Hollywood musical about love, fame and loyalty. Return to a world of dance bands, tap shoes and Old Hollywood charm. James Cagney stars as Terry Rooney, a New York bandleader whose invitation to Hollywood promises a new life—but puts everything he values to the test. After marrying his sweetheart, singer Rita Wyatt, Terry discovers that his newfound screen success comes with an extraordinary demand: the studio wants him to appear single. His wife must pose as his secretary, while publicity links him to his glamorous leading lady. As work and manufactured romance pull them apart, Terry faces a deeply personal choice about what success should really mean. Enjoy Cagney's spirited dancing, Evelyn Daw's soprano voice and William Frawley, later beloved as Fred Mertz in I Love Lucy. With music, romance and a wry look behind the studio gates, this musical comedy celebrates the enduring importance of love, loyalty and being yourself. Title: Something to Sing About Release Year: 1937 Director: Victor Schertzinger Cast: James Cagney, Evelyn Daw, William Frawley, Mona Barrie, Gene Lockhart Studio: Grand National Pictures Genre: Musical Comedy / Romance Language: English Picture: Black and White Songs: Victor Schertzinger Academy Award nomination: Music (Scoring), 1938 Also released as: Battling Hoofer A warm welcome to everyone who treasures classic cinema. Whether these familiar faces recall evenings watching old films with family or you are discovering them for the first time, thank you for sharing this film with us and keeping a love of classic movies alive. If you enjoyed the film, please consider leaving a like and subscribing for more classic cinema. We would also be delighted to hear which James Cagney performance you remember most fondly. Your memories and recommendations are always welcome. #SomethingToSingAbout #JamesCagney #ClassicMovies #FullMovie #OldHollywood #ClassicMusicals #1930sMovies #MusicalComedy #WilliamFrawley #BlackAndWhiteMovies