Sach is hired as the companion for a poodle on an ocean voyage from New York to London. What he doesn't know is that the people who hired him are actually diamond smugglers, and there is a cache of diamonds hidden in the poodle's coat.
Bande-annonce
Casting
William Beaudine
Director
Huntz Hall
Horace Debussy 'Sach' Jones
Stanley Clements
Stanislaus 'Duke' Coveleskie
Patricia Donahue
Babs DeWitt
Paul Cavanagh
Inspector Herbert Saunders
David Gorcey
Chuck
Eddie LeRoy
Blinky
Leonard Penn
Don Clarke
John Dodsworth
Blake Cummings
Frank Baker
Official
Harry Baum
Ship Passenger
Ashley Cowan
Bellboy
Leslie Denison
Inspector White
Dick Elliott
Mike Clancy
Ralph Gamble
Randall
William Keene
Deck Steward
Pamela Light
Girl With French Heels
Owen McGiveney
Dr. Rufus B. Smedley
Patrick O'Moore
Reggie
Al Martin
Writer
Elwood Ullman
Writer
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Commentaires
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source: In the Money
In the Money
Very disappointed in this movie it just didn't work. The original cast was Irreplaceable. Not too much humor and very few slips of the tongue. Disappointing.
"In the Money" in the very last feature-film in the Dead End Kids, Little Tough Guys, East Side Kids and the Bowery Boys saga that spanned from 1937 to 1958 and included 80 or 90 movies. It is incredible body of cinema work to leave behind by one comedy team. I recently watched the entire Bowery Boys series on Turner Classic Movies (2016-2017). The old snap, crackle and pop wasn't present in the final few years of the series.I think it would have been a good move on the director's part to incorporate Eddie LeRoy more into Hunt Hall's comedy routine. He was a very likable little guy with spectacles. I think David Gorcey's Chuck would have been a better foil to Hall's Sach than Stanley Clement's Duke. However, the series was burnt to a crisp by 1958, and happily it ended with this movie.