Former dance hall queen Cleo Borden, newly rich, falls for and pursues an upper-crust Englishman.Former dance hall queen Cleo Borden, newly rich, falls for and pursues an upper-crust Englishman.Former dance hall queen Cleo Borden, newly rich, falls for and pursues an upper-crust Englishman.
Rafael Alcayde
- Sr. Alvarez
- (uncredited)
Stanley Andrews
- Engineer
- (uncredited)
Storyline
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- GoofsWhen Edward Carrington brings the maps to Cleo's ranch house Cleo lights a cigarette, smokes a few puffs, and flicks the cigarette away, but the cigarette reappears for a few seconds in the following reverse angle shot.
- Quotes
Buck Gonzales: You ain't scared of me 'cause they say I'm a bad man?
Cleo Borden: I'm a good woman for a bad man.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Hollywood: The Gift of Laughter (1982)
Featured review
Despite the constant changes in locale, Mae West's Going' to Town still has plenty of her ample charms to compensate
This is the third of the Mae West movies on the 5-film, 2-disc collection I just watched and I just found out, the first made after the Production Code became a bit more strict. It's a bit of a mess, to tell the truth what with the change in locales from the Wild West to South America to Southampton. And some of the plot points confused me. But as long as Ms. West manages to keep her zingers at the ready and get some good songs in, to boot, this is still a pretty enjoyable outing for her. And it's always fun to see her give it to the snobbish society ladies, that's for sure! The men, for the most part, are pretty interchangeable but really, there's still plenty to enjoy in Going' to Town.
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- tavm
- May 30, 2013
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- Runtime1 hour 11 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.37 : 1
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