Our Miss Fred

1972
PG
1h 36min

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Danny La Rue and Alfred Marks in Our Miss Fred (1972)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaShakespearian actor Fred Wimbush's drafted during WWII. While entertaining the troops with his drag act one day, the Germans capture them. Thinking he's a girl, they let him go. He mustn't b... Leer todoShakespearian actor Fred Wimbush's drafted during WWII. While entertaining the troops with his drag act one day, the Germans capture them. Thinking he's a girl, they let him go. He mustn't break his character until he reaches safety.Shakespearian actor Fred Wimbush's drafted during WWII. While entertaining the troops with his drag act one day, the Germans capture them. Thinking he's a girl, they let him go. He mustn't break his character until he reaches safety.

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Trivia
A risqué song about Hitler was cut from the UK cinema version in order for the film to receive an 'A' (PG) certificate. All later releases were restored and uncut.

Errores
In a shot of the action on the airfield, the shadow of the camera crew can be seen in the foreground.

Bandas sonoras
Hitler has only One Brass Ball
(uncredited)
Music by Kenneth Alford (Colonel Bogey March), lyrics of uncertain authorship, attributed to Toby O'Brien
Performed by Danny La Rue, Lally Bowers and Frances de la Tour and the girls

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8/10

Classic plot with La Rue charm

Using the almost standard plot device of "Madame Behave" with Julian Eltinge and Billy Wilder's "Some Like It Hot," this drag romp puts the he-man hero in a situation where he can only survive by posing as a female. Shakespearean actor La Rue is drafted into WWII and appearing in a camp show in France when the Nazis advance. He will be shot as a spy unless he continues in his female costume. Soon he is trying to escape in the company of randy English schoolgirls. La Rue's enormous charm and just plain likableness (which I have also observed on stage) keeps the endless double entendres good clean fun. For example, amorous Nazi general: "You're all woman and something more!" Danny: "You're right!"