Director Alfred L Werker’s 1938 20th Century Fox adventure Kidnapped is the classic vintage version of Robert Louis Stevenson’s tale about a boy, David Balfour (Freddie Bartholomew), who is kidnapped and sold as a slave […]
The 1930 British comedy film Plunder is a smashing, fast-moving, high-spirited Ben Travers farce about upper-crust chums Freddie Malone and Darcy Tuck (Tom Walls and Ralph Lynn) who go gem stealing. Director Tom Walls’s 1930 […]
The 1941 comedy film Nothing But the Truth starts with a good premise about a man who bets $10,000 he will tell nothing but the truth for a whole day. The ideally paired Bob Hope […]
Director Tom Walls’s 1936 British farce Pot Luck stars Tom Walls, Ralph Lynn, Robertson Hare, Diana Churchill, Gordon James and Martita Hunt, and is a spoof of detective plays and thrillers, with Walls playing the […]
Producer-director Ewald André Dupont’s 1929 black and white British drama Atlantic is ambitious but tragically dated, though it is of interest to buffs as a milestone as the first British all-talking picture and the first […]
Director David Butler’s 1943 musical Thank Your Lucky Stars is the Warner Bros’ wartime extravaganza where Bette Davis gets to sing ‘They’re Either Too Young or Too Old’ and turns it into a showstopper. There […]
Director Tom Walls’s 1932 comedy Thark is the film of one of the best of the famous Ben Travers’s Aldwych farces, the hit of London popular theatre in the 20s, with the plot mainly an […]
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