Halfway to Hollywood

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Johnny Arthur and Tom Kennedy in Halfway to Hollywood (1938)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueJohnny Arthur writes a screenplay about his boss and his co-worker, Tom Kennedy, helps him produce the film in Tom's backyard. The boss walks in when the film is being shown and is infuriate... Tout lireJohnny Arthur writes a screenplay about his boss and his co-worker, Tom Kennedy, helps him produce the film in Tom's backyard. The boss walks in when the film is being shown and is infuriated, until the film shows another worker, supposedly injured, is really well. Johnny and Tom... Tout lireJohnny Arthur writes a screenplay about his boss and his co-worker, Tom Kennedy, helps him produce the film in Tom's backyard. The boss walks in when the film is being shown and is infuriated, until the film shows another worker, supposedly injured, is really well. Johnny and Tom are promoted.

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Tom Kennedy

Johnny Arthur

Johnny

Ann Doran

Mrs. Kennedy

Harry Holman

Mr. Hornsloger

Beatrice Blinn

Mrs. Thompson
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Bobby Burns

Man
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Beatrice Curtis

Miss Curtis
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Cy Schindell

Cy
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Al Thompson

Mr. Thompson
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Victor Travis

Man
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Doodles Weaver

Man
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Réalisation
- Charley Chase
Scénario
- Al Giebler
- Elwood Ullman
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Columbia Production number 425.

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Referenced in Film is Dead. Long Live Film! (2024)

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8/10

A Breezy Two-Reel Comedy

Tom Kennedy and Johnny Arthur (best known as Darla's long-suffering father in the 1930s Our Gang shorts) make a great team in this one-shot comedy where the two are employees of an insurance agency who are constantly berated by their skinflint boss (Harry Holman, the frazzled professor from Hoi Polloi with The Three Stooges). Johnny is an aspiring writer who wants to go to California to pen screenplays, but he comes up with an idea to make a low-budget movie based on their boss, claiming that nobody else will see it or know about it. Of course, things don't go as planned.

Directed by Charley Chase, which is a partial remake of the 1929 Hal Roach short Off to Buffalo, which featured Chase in a starring role, this comedy is nicely-paced thanks to a good script and wonderful performances.