Much Too Shy

George (Formby) is a shy and awkward handyman who lives in a small village and likes the local farm girl (Kathleen Harrison). He lives in a caravan and dreams of becoming an artist. When one of his portraits of some of the locals is turned into a nude piece by students at an art college he finds himself in hot water.

Not one of Formby's best vehicles and the first for his studio at Columbia. This was an indicator that his new studio had nowhere near the quality of comedy that he had been churning out for Basil Dean and Ealing. It is a little unusual in its mostly rural setting and there is a small part for Charles Hawtrey as one of the art students. He does get to sing a handful of songs, none of which are classics.