Toothy, ukelele-plucking British music hall favorite George Formby is at it again in Bell-Bottom George. From the title, you'd think that Formby has joined the Royal Navy. Well, sort of: when he's declared 4F (or the British equivalent of 4F), Formby poses as a Jack Tar to impress his girl friend Ann Firth. After a series of fitfully funny complications, Formby captures a nest of Nazi spies. Bell-Bottom George was a hit with both British military and civilian audiences; American videotape aficionados may have to run the picture twice to fully grasp all the colloquial humor and wartime slang. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Cast
Peter Gawthorne - Adm. Coltham; Hugh Dempster - White; Anne Firth - Pat; Peter Murray Hill - Shapley; Eliot Makeham - Johnson; Jane Welsh - Rita; Manning Whiley - Church; Dennis Wyndham - Black; George Formby - George; Reginald Purdell - Birdie Edwards; Charles Farrell - Jim Benson
Credit
Marcel Varnel - Director, Roy Fogwell - Cinematographer, Ben Henry - Producer, Edward Dryhurst - Screenwriter, Peter Fraser - Screenwriter, Richard Fisher - Short Story Author, Peter Cresswell - Short Story Author