In this Mexican Spitfire movie Lupe Velez is unhappy that her husband Donald Woods has his mind on business more than her. We're never sure exactly why
Woods wants to land an account from Lord Epping or what the deal is all about.
But that's not central to the proceedings.
Leon Errol is the indulgent Uncle Matt and Lord Epping and in the fast moving plot Uncle Errol has to pretend he's Lord Errol which causes all kinds of confusion. The whole cast winds up in Reno where Lupe because Woods has been preoccupied has gone to pretend to file for divorce. Things get fast and furious as they always do in the Mexican Spitfire movies.
I'm agreeing with the other reviewer in that Errol's dual role got more attention than Lupe. But that's not a bad thing for me.
Lupe's and Leon's fans will be pleased.
Leon Errol is the indulgent Uncle Matt and Lord Epping and in the fast moving plot Uncle Errol has to pretend he's Lord Errol which causes all kinds of confusion. The whole cast winds up in Reno where Lupe because Woods has been preoccupied has gone to pretend to file for divorce. Things get fast and furious as they always do in the Mexican Spitfire movies.
I'm agreeing with the other reviewer in that Errol's dual role got more attention than Lupe. But that's not a bad thing for me.
Lupe's and Leon's fans will be pleased.