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Directed by: Leo McCarey
Written by: Walter de Leon, Harlan Thompson, Humphrey Pearson from Harry Leon Wilson's novel
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| Released: |
1935 |
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| Genre: |
WESTERN
COMEDY
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| Origin: |
US |
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BW |
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90 |
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An Englishman (Roland Young) loses his deferential valet (Charles Laughton, pictured centre) in a poker game, to a rich American couple (Mary Boland and Charlie Ruggles), who take him to America. Here, he discovers that all men are created equal.
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Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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Fish-out-of-water comedy which is beautifully acted, but oozes sentiment and American self-congratulation in a most unbecoming manner.
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, Mary Boland 