Gene Gerrard stars as the king of a tiny European country who has a night out at the home of an English duke, falling in love with his daughter after being mistaken for a jewel thief.
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| Gene Gerrard | ... | Stephan Gregorovitch | |
| Molly Lamont | ... | Lady Moira | |
| Gus McNaughton | ... | Hudson E. Greener | |
| Spencer Trevor | ... | Duke Hugo | |
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Toni Edgar-Bruce | ... | Duchess Amelia |
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Hal Gordon | ... | Police Constable |
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Frank Stanmore | ... | Mullins |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Ian Fleming | ... | Lord Henry | |
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Gene Gerrard stars as the king of a tiny European country who has a night out at the home of an English duke, falling in love with his daughter after being mistaken for a jewel thief.
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Lady Moira: You sound almost too perfect.
Stephan Gregorovitch: Not really, I'm a shocking liar!
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Stephan Gregorovitch: You know I don't drink, smoke or chase women.Lady Moira: You sound almost too perfect.
Stephan Gregorovitch: Not really, I'm a shocking liar!
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1 September 1932 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Started to watch this a while back but gave up after a first ten minutes of pure inanity. Having enjoyed another Gene Gerrard comedy, It's A Bet, thought I'd give it another try, and it turned out to be a wafer-light B.I.P. farce of the time with well-timed comical situations and some amusing dialogue. Gerrard is an English playboy who somehow becomes a reluctant king of Europe's smallest country aided and abetted by Gus McNaughton as his American financial advisor who talks in catchphrases and lives on peanuts. Most of the action takes place in the home of an English duke and the king falls for his daughter (Molly Lamont) being relieved the tiny country has been bought for use as 'a dirt track'.