Vin Moore

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American film director, actor, and screenwriter, born in 1879. A prolific silent-era comedy director at Universal and other studios, he continued directing low-budget features into the sound era, including the Monogram mystery-comedy Flirting with Danger (1934). He died in 1949.

Directed

5.81934·1h 3mPD

Comedy, Mystery

William Cagney — James's younger brother, in his only starring role — plays Bob Mason, a carefree socialite who poses as a detective to impress a girl and promptly gets himself suspected of a real murder. With the police on one side and the actual killer on the other, Bob has to solve the case to clear his own name, helped along by Marion Burns as the girl he is trying to win. A poverty-row quickie from Monogram directed by silent-comedy veteran Vin Moore, it coasts on Cagney's easy charm and a plot that never sits still for its sixty-odd minutes. The film is in the public domain.

Comedy · Mystery

Flirting with Danger

1934 - Comedy