Let's Get Tough!

1942
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1h 2min

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Tom Brown, Gabriel Dell, Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall, Bobby Jordan, and Florence Rice in Let's Get Tough! (1942)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThe East Side Kids take on a gang of Japanese spies.The East Side Kids take on a gang of Japanese spies.The East Side Kids take on a gang of Japanese spies.

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Fotos

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Leo Gorcey

Muggs McGinnis

Bobby Jordan

Danny

Huntz Hall

Glimpy

Gabriel Dell

Fritz Heinbach

Tom Brown

Phil

Florence Rice

Nora Stevens

Robert Armstrong

Pop Stevens

David Gorcey

Peewee

Ernest Morrison

Scruno
(as Sunshine Sammy Morrisson)

Bobby Stone

Skinny

Sam Bernard

Heinback Sr.

Philip Ahn

Joe Matsui
(as Phil Ahn)

Jerry Bergen

Music Master

Jack Cheatham

Recruiting Officer
(sin créditos)

Pat Costello

Navy Recruiter
(sin créditos)

George Eldredge

Marine Recruiter
(sin créditos)

Moy Ming

Mr. Matsui - Joe's Father
(sin créditos)

Patsy Moran

Mrs. Glimpy
(sin créditos)

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Argumento

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Trivia
The Navy recruiter was played by Pat Costello, the older brother of Lou Costello.

Errores
At many points, the Eastside Kids are far too noisy as they infiltrate spy headquarters.

Citas
Muggs: [watching a parade of troops march by] Okay, boys, we've seen enough. Come on.
Danny Connors: Why? Where're we going?
Muggs: We're gonna clean up on some Japs.

Conexiones
Followed by Smart Alecks (1942)

I can't say that I enjoyed this movie. It's anti Japanese propaganda made to look like a comedy. It didn't offend me in any way. It just wasn't funny. It was interesting where it shows how people thought 70 years ago.