I’m No Angel

Year: 1933

Runtime: 87 mins

Language: English

Director: Wesley Ruggles

ComedyRomance

“Come up and see me sometime—any time!” Tira, a daring dancer and lion‑tamer at a traveling fair, needs cash urgently. She agrees to a risky stunt—placing her head inside the lion’s mouth—to attract audiences. The act brings the circus to New York, where Tira indulges in her favorite pastime: flirting with wealthy men and accepting lavish gifts.

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