Feather Your Nest

كوميدياMusical
السنة1937
المدة1h 26m

An employee of a record manufacturing company comes up with a hit song.

الإعلان الترويجي

طاقم العمل

William Beaudine

Director

George Formby

Willie Piper

PW

Polly Ward

Mary Taylor

Enid Stamp-Taylor

Daphne Randall

GR

Gilbert Russell

Rex Randall

DB

Davy Burnaby

Sir Martin Bulloch

Jack Barty

Mr. Chester

Clifford Heatherley

Randall's Valet

FB

Frederick Burtwell

Murgatroyd

EC

Ethel Coleridge

Mrs. Phyllis Taylor

JG

Jimmy Godden

Mr. Higgins

Moore Marriott

Mr. Jenkins

Syd Crossley

Police Constable

FP

Frank Perfitt

Studio Manager

Tom Payne

Fortner

Frederick Piper

Mr. Green - The Recording Engineer

TT

The Three Rhythm Sisters

Themselves

MJ

Mike Johnson

Charlie - 'Fox & Hare' Barman

Edie Martin

Blanche Taylor

IC

Ivar Campbell

Writer

SC

Sheila Campbell

Writer

Austin Melford

Writer

VV

Val Valentine

Writer

RE

Robert Edmunds

Writer

AK

Anthony Kimmins

Writer

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Feather Your Nest

Mounaye MbeyrikNov 16, 2022

I cannot understand that this ,alone,of George Formbys films is unavailable and has not been shown on TV.It only gets a showing at the NFT now and again.The fact that it has not reached 5 votes yet speaks volume..This is one of the films that Formby made for Ealing Studios.It is also in my view one of his best because it has a reasonably entertaining story.It starts with George working in a record factory.A crooner sings "Leaning On A Lampost" Crosby style at a recording session.The recording is made on a wax disc which George manages to break.He secretly makes a replacement in his inimitable style.So the comedy arises from the fact that the studio bosses do not know that the change has been made. this film also has a satirical swipe at the jerrybuilding of houses in the 1930s suburban housebuilding boom in London.It is an entertaining film but one which few people have seen for many years. This is now available on DVD as part of the Ealing Rareities series