My Little Chickadee (The Lady and the Bandit) (1940)

“Mae West and W.C. Fields together for the first and only time - and how wonderfully they work together. They really fire off each other and they also look great - Mae's costumes are splendid. There are many memorable scenes - Mae gunning down scores of Indians from a train, W.C. cheating at cards etc. Mae tries to suggest things with those wonderful eyes, but you can see her being tied down by the censors till she can hardly move or talk. This film makes you sad ultimately when you think how prudishness ruined one of the most electric partnerships of all time. How truly great this film could have been. Margaret Hamilton plays a prude very well in the film.” read more