Under Your Hat

1940
1h 19min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaInept secret agent on a job in the south of France is followed by his suspicious wife. She masquerades as a maid and chaos ensues.Inept secret agent on a job in the south of France is followed by his suspicious wife. She masquerades as a maid and chaos ensues.Inept secret agent on a job in the south of France is followed by his suspicious wife. She masquerades as a maid and chaos ensues.

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Scenes from the original show's first act (with the same cast) were televised on 24th November 1938, the first night.

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Written and Composed by Harry Acres Claude Hulbert and Felix King
Performed by Jack Hulbert and Cicely Courtneidge (uncredited)
Played by Don Marino Baretto (as Don Marino Baletto And His Rhumba Music)
From The Embassy Club
By arrangement with Lee Ephraim

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The film anticipates the hostilities of the second world war but still set before Britain declared war on Germany. Film star Jack Millett (Jack Hulbert) is tapped to spy for England by Sir Jeffrey Arlington (Cecil Parker.) He is tasked to recover a secret carburetor stolen by enemy agents.

His wife Kay Millett (Cicely Courtneidge) thinks that Jack is having an affair with his glamorous co-star in the movie they are making because of his suspicious behaviour. Kay decides to help him when she finds out what he really is up to for the British secret service.

Under Your Hat is a pacy musical-dance caper with plenty of silliness and a few nifty moves. It is just meant to be simple entertainment with two stars who were known for musical theatre.

The humour has rather aged, it does not come across as funny. It really is a British version of The Thin Man with lesser stars and budget. Hulbert is rather agile as a dancer and seems to be a natural at light comedy but Courtneidge makes the film heavy going.