Bad Girl (1931)
VINA DELMAR'S novel of New York Life
Director: Frank Borzage · Writers: Brian Marlow, Rudolf Sieber
A man and woman, skeptical about romance, nonetheless fall in love and are wed, but their lack of confidence in the opposite sex haunts their marriage.
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Director
Frank Borzage
Cast
James Dunn
Eddie Collins 
Sally Eilers
Dorothy Haley 
Minna Gombell
Edna Driggs 
Frank Darien
Lathrop 
William Pawley
Jim Haley 
Claude King
Dr. Burgess 
Louis Natheaux
Mr. Thompson 
Sarah Padden
Mrs. Gardner 
Charles Sullivan
Mike the Prizefighter 
Billy Watson
Floyd 
Frank Austin
Upstairs Tenement Neighbor (uncredited) 
Irving Bacon
Expectant Father (uncredited) User Reviews (1)
I don't know that honesty is always the best policy, but I think that this melodrama might have gone much more smoothly for the married "Dorothy" (Sally Eilers) and "Eddie" (James Dunn) if they, especially the latter, had just been a little more upfront with the other. She basically thinks all men are predatory wastrels; he that women just want to shop their way trough life. Despite these obvious misgivings, and because he treats her with almost as much disinterest as she does him, the pair start to quite like each other. She's got a brother who is a controlling pain in the neck, so they come up with a plan to get her married so she's out of his ambit. Swiftly, with a baby looming, he loses his job and desperate times call for desperate measures - all against a tapestry of mistrust and scepticism! There are times when I just wanted to bang their heads together and I took that as a sign t…
