James Cagney was sent into Hollywood exile by 1961's 'One, Two, Three' because he didn't like director Billy Wilder, and found the shoot's pace hard to maintain ...

MUST-READ: Gene Kelly Movies — The Musicals That Made the ... was actually several years younger than on-screen son James Cagney. By all reports, George M. Cohan was not happy with elements ...

"Among the many movies and television shows I was privileged to do, the opportunity to work with the legendary James Cagney was a very special moment for me." In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE ...

Cohan, a flamboyant Irishman, and the personification of American patriotism, from the 1942 film biography Yankee Doodle Dandy starring James ... Cagney (Jimmy’s brother) dubbed him the movie ...

Dorothy West, an interviewer for the New York-based filmed interview series "Intimate Interviews" calls up rising screen star James Cagney and asks for an interview. He agrees and she comes to his ...