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Mexican Spitfire at Sea (1942)

 -  Comedy  -  13 March 1942 (USA)
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The Lindsay's are on a ship to Hawaii for their delayed second honeymoon. Unknown to Carmelita, Dennis is using the trip to secure a contract with Mr. Baldwin. The Baldwins are social ... See full summary »

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Leon Errol ...
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Elisabeth Risdon ...
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Fifi Russell
Lydia Bilbrook ...
Eddie Dunn ...
Mr. George Skinner
Harry Holman ...
Mr. Joshua Baldwin
Marten Lamont ...
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The Lindsay's are on a ship to Hawaii for their delayed second honeymoon. Unknown to Carmelita, Dennis is using the trip to secure a contract with Mr. Baldwin. The Baldwins are social climbers that will do business with Lindsay if they can meet Lord Epping. Of course, trouble brews when Uncle Matt pretends to be Lord Epping and Fifi pretends to be Mrs. Lindsay. Written by Tony Fontana <tony.fontana@spacebbs.com>

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sequel | cruise

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13 March 1942 (USA)  »

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Forrobodó em Alto Mar  »

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(RCA Sound System)

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Genuinely Funny
4 September 2002 | by (Oregon USA) – See all my reviews

This little gem is one part the Marx Brothers' Monkey Business and another part a backwards I Love Lucy.

It is a model "B" film- short, inexpensive, but a clever script and some good work by an experienced cast.

I haven't seen any other of the "Mexican Spitfire" series but I will be looking for them. You might give them a try.


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