The Irish in Us

73
  • TV-G
  • Genre(s):Comedy
  • Release year: 1935
  • Running time: 84 min
The Brothers O’Hara: beat cop Pat, boxing promoter Danny and fireman Mike—all Irish and all living under the same roof, except Pat wants to leave the familial hearth to marry his sweetheart, Lucille. Cupid may have other ideas when Lucille and Danny...read more

The Brothers O’Hara: beat cop Pat, boxing promoter Danny and fireman Mike—all Irish and all living under the same roof, except Pat wants to leave the familial hearth to marry his sweetheart, Lucille. Cupid may have other ideas when Lucille and Danny meet, and brotherly loyalty is soon put to the test. A cadre of Warner reliable joins forces in this comedy-drama tale of brothers sharing the same tenement flat. James Cagney portrays firebrand Danny, certain his free-swinging palooka, Carbarn (Allen Jenkins), will be his ticket to ringside prominence. Par O’Brien, in one of his nine pairings with Cagney, plays all-around good guy Pat. Frank McHugh adds his popular comic flair to the role of Mike. As lovely Lucille, Olivia de Havilland, only weeks after her Alibi Ike debut, continues her appealing screen ascendancy. The actors are joined by another reliable: director Lloyd Bacon, who guided almost 50 films during the 1930s.

Original Release

07/31/1935

US Release

07/31/1935

Links

Cast

(see additional cast & crew)

Directors

Lloyd Bacon

Writers

Earl Baldwin, Frank Orsatti

Cast

Producers

Editors

James Gibbon

Ouch! Looks like something broke. Try reloading this page. 🗙