He's a Bad Man (But He's Good for Me)

[booger1818]

"For a long time I was ashamed of the way I lived..."

"you mean to say you've reformed?"

"No I got over bein ashamed..."

*dies* Hilarious

[ASOBEtrainer]

@booger1818 She's hysterical

[belbird]

Around 0.26 and Corey Feldman dances across the screen

[janeybob55]

oh Mae, the best feminist role model ever

[MeganVarney]

what song is playing thebackground?

[ASOBEtrainer]

@MeganVarney "He's a Bad Man, But he's good for Me" I love it

[GAMINDORE]

Mae has lovely love handles

[lowkeygoddess]

i love the title of this video. can't resist the click here

[ASOBEtrainer]

@imagefactories My pleasure.. Thanks for checking out Mae West :-)

[gfks11]

Fanatstix!!:-)

[ASOBEtrainer]

@gfks11 Thank you

[usernamehere46]

i loove how she talks; reminds me of a Mobster Chick (:

[wasabiisan]

Mae West!! xD <3

[GAMINDORE]

@wasabiisan what means <3

[scgsings]

@GAMINDORE, <3 is a heart.

[gfks11]

Thanks Lee... the songs of West...!!

Good run....Kisss:)

[buzzclick500]

She didn't "sell the sizzle"--she sold the steak! ;])

[OL8Twho]

I like when she says "I was born this way". I think Lady Gaga took a lesson or two from the great Mae West.

[jondoe8889]

Some can really make something of themselves - more that the parts add up to. Mae was one of those, that light their own way. Even today, where her looks, shape and style is more caricature - she pulls it off. Eighty years later, we still fall for Mae. Her wit, personality and panache make her beautiful and desirable.

(sorta like Queen Latifa. Who would expect her to be a star - yet she wills herself to be one, and it works)

[ASOBEtrainer]

@jondoe8889 well said

[celticrose2]

I love Mae West. What a great gal. :)

[MissGarland18]

Now that's a damn dame dammit!!!

[ThePaddyjoejr1]

She was very Pretty!

[SusieArviso]

Phew! This was a real woman... a woman who made "sexy" a science

[superdavid002]

I sing about West and others in the Celebrity Song.

[Mikado69]

I've always wondered about that particular sentence in the lyrics...there WAS, however, a Frisco Charlie who was a burglar of some renown.

That would make some sense. Because the other thing I'd previously thought was that it might have something to do with jumping a claim. Not so sure now.

[helierguy]

Wow if this was made in 1935 then she was 42years old!!!

She looks incredible!!! Black & White was always so flattering though!!

[oldstock1607]

@helierguy she's 47 in "My little Chickadee" and looks fantastic in that too.

[angelovocci]

it's Rosanne Barr! It is! It really is Rosanne Barr in drag! Wow!

[scgsings]

I wish I could understand the words to the song better! There is a line in the middle where she says "He's wanted in Tacoma and Oklahoma" and I can't understand the next line. Does anyone know what she is saying?

[eyesorbe]

Sounds like, "Frisco Charlie claims" to me, but I'm not positive.

[scgsings]

Thank you! That sounds right to me. If it isn't, it's close enough. My neice is playing Mae at the casino she works at and is singing a lot of her songs. It's hard to find the lyrics anywhere!

[wanderingmenstruals]

"He sold ______ claims" ?

[louiseduvee]

'he stole Charlie's claim'

[villajac]

they don't make 'em like her no more!

[cushtichavi]

I love this movie . Mae has great lines. Even Paul Cavannagh is great but its hard to watch Grant Withers at this stage in his career, I think he was a great star at one time and was married to Loretta Young. I could be wrong. but he drank too much which Mae must have hated.

[MatuArt]

Many years ago, i ran into her visiting her boyfriend in LA, the Brother was a very happy man.

[mythicky]

"Remember I'm your dynamite!"

"Yeah, and I'm your match!"

[Esmepup11]

MAE IS SO AWESOME

[BellovVideo]

It's all there in this clip - everything MW was about. The consummate professional entertainer always in the spot light with the firecracker author behind it all. Funny!

Watch how she steers Grant Withers around the dance floor when his shoulder starts blocking her face. And does she sing the s**t out of that song or what?

This is probably the last film where the flame burns bright. After this the censors and "moral guardians" finally beat her down - and sent her back to the stage.

[ASOBEtrainer]

You are so on the money. This entire film is Mae West at her best... I have a couple more scenes I'm particularly fond of but just have not had time.. I should just post the whole movie "-) There are so many different and important meanings and influences all going on... she really was brilliant

[dobrov1]

@ASOBEtrainer  yes,w hole movie. It's wonderful! Thanks a million...

[TheUsedAngel]

@ASOBEtrainer you should totally post the whole film, I haven't gotten to see this one!

[BEYONDxPARADISE]

I wish there were more stars like her but then in the present.

[pyai]

She Done Him Wrong is my favorite :)

[Badonkadonk510]

mine 2

[Goethefemme]

Where's the fire?

In your RISE big boy...

Does he dress to the left or the right?

[ASOBEtrainer]

LOLOLOLOL That's very very good.. Surprised I didn't think of that myself... "-)

[Goethefemme]

I used to be ashamed of the way I thought...

[Gaygarious]

I think she said "in your EYES big boy" actually; but it's funnier with your interpretation.

[Goethefemme]

If that's what Mae meant, then why would she insist on repeating it? She did, after all, write the script aided by her vast experience with joke timing on stage. I think she knew she was pulling a fast one on the censors and wanted to rub it in while she ran it past.

[Gaygarious]

I am not disputing you, I watched it again twice and I still contend she says, "... in your EYES big boy, in your eyes..." I am aware she wrote her material and her bouts with censors (screw 'em all!). I still love her and wish I could have known her personally...and Tallulah Bankhead as well!!!

[Rayarena]

@Goethefemme OMG! I thought that she said in your "eyes," Thanks for clarifying that. I now see why the censors where after her! She was way ahead of her time! What a phenomenal star! Undoubtedly, she helped to start the sexual revolution.

[Dfam51]

Mae West is the original diva women can learn how not to wear their emotions on their sleeve watching her!

[laneatlileden]

always heard her name but never knew the personality. WOW!

[ooldsalt]

Wow! What a gal.

[ambimoss]

Wonderful, I love it.

[ASOBEtrainer]

Thank You very much... I myself never get tired of seeing this.

[ASOBEtrainer]

About 15 years ago, being the fanatic that I am, I rented the 35mm films used in theaters and recorded it on video.. but now you can get it on VHS and DVD

[gpil2000]

Where did you find this? She is timeless...God rest her soul!

[ASOBEtrainer]

This is btw my favorite MW movie "-)

[gpil2000]

I just picked up the "Mae West - The Glamour Collection" on DVD...this movie is on there ! Yay!

[tarquin08]

FANTASTIC...

[ASOBEtrainer]

Thank You..  "-)