Drôle d'équipe

Titre original : Wide Open Faces

1938
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1h 7min

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Joe E. Brown and Lyda Roberti in Drôle d'équipe (1938)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueCriminal from all over the country converge on the Lakeside Inn in Willow Springs where bank robber Duke Temple (Stanley Fields) has stashed $100,000. Wilbur Keeks (Joe E. Brown),soda jerk a... Tout lireCriminal from all over the country converge on the Lakeside Inn in Willow Springs where bank robber Duke Temple (Stanley Fields) has stashed $100,000. Wilbur Keeks (Joe E. Brown),soda jerk at the town drugstore, who had aided in the capture of Temple, tries to prevent the crooks ... Tout lireCriminal from all over the country converge on the Lakeside Inn in Willow Springs where bank robber Duke Temple (Stanley Fields) has stashed $100,000. Wilbur Keeks (Joe E. Brown),soda jerk at the town drugstore, who had aided in the capture of Temple, tries to prevent the crooks from wrecking the inn.

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This was the last film of actress Lyda Roberti, who died from a heart attack on 12 Mar 1938.

Citations
Wilbur Meeks: Hey, Doc! You know what I'm going to be? An investigator!
P. T. 'Doc' Williams: A what?
Wilbur Meeks: Just the same as a detective! You know, William Powell. The Thin Man. I'll go on a diet.
P. T. 'Doc' Williams: Oh, fiddlesticks!
Wilbur Meeks: Well, why not? What's William Powell got that I haven't got?
P. T. 'Doc' Williams: Myrna Loy.

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For Joe E. Brown Fans

Bank robber Stanley Fields has soda jerk Joe E. Brown drive him to a nearby abandoned hotel, then is caught and killed. From all around the nation, criminal gangs converge on the hotel, which is now owned and run by Jane Wyman and her aunt Alison Skipworth, Brown and Miss Wyman are sweet on each other, but when Lyda Roberti puts the moves on Brown, and the crooks start breaking up the hotel searching for the loot, sheriff Sidney Toler arrests Brown.

It's one of the Joe E. Brown movies produced by David Loew after he lured him away from Warners with offers of really big money. While the outline of the story is good, and Brown gets to do a lot of his shtick, it lacks much in the way of good lines, although Lucien Littlefield as Brown's boss gets one or two. With Alan Baxter, Berton Churchill, and Barbara Pepper.