Never Steal Anything Small - I'm Sorry, I Want a Ferrari

[Lampshade51]

This was Cagney's last musical singing / dancing film (1959), and...even at 60 years old....he was marvelous. Regardless of how many people are in a scene, you can't take your eyes off of him. Now THAT'S a star.

[rbrtptrck]

"De Soto?" "Oh, go to." Delicious.

[Juliaflo]

Thanks a multitude for posting this.



[gameonline13]

what's the name of this film?

[Juliaflo]

@gameonline13 Never Steal Anything Small, based on a story (or play) by Maxwell Anderson called 'The Devil's Hornpipe'.

[Jayee123]

What....did...I...just...see? *goes to bar to fix stiff drink*

[MissOddstar]

14,\000 dollars??? Obscene!

[Lampshade51]

@MissOddstar ......... Remember that $14,000 in 1959 dollars is over $106,000 in 2011!

[franklinshepard]

This video is the single greatest thing that has come from the internet existing.

[Lampshade51]

Cagney was 60 years old here, and he still moved great in the dance number.

Now THAT'S a star!

[thesixtiesguy]

Cara Williams. Va Va Boom Shaboom. What a babe. She got the car didn't she? When I look around I see lots of really beautiful babes driving really nice expensive rides. I wonder if they worked for them.

Great post.

[atlmartinb]

I love this musical number. Thanks for putting it on YouTube. Only thing is, this movie was filmed in widescreen format (2.35 : 1).  So this clip has had its sides chopped off. I remember seeing a lot more cars in the original aspect ratio.

[fyncara]

This is wonderful! IF you could please post more, I echo seaofclay that this is a real treat for those of us who have never seen it. Thanks for posting this clip!

[seaofclay]

Oh, please, please, "post" more of this film, I have "never" seen this film..... Please, do more!!!

[cerfmeyer]

That was great!