We're Going to Be Rich

1938
1h 18m

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Gracie Fields and Victor McLaglen in We're Going to Be Rich (1938)

Drifter Dobbie Dobson and his wife Kit leave Australia in the 1880s for South African gold fields. She discovers happiness is where her husband is.Drifter Dobbie Dobson and his wife Kit leave Australia in the 1880s for South African gold fields. She discovers happiness is where her husband is.Drifter Dobbie Dobson and his wife Kit leave Australia in the 1880s for South African gold fields. She discovers happiness is where her husband is.

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The Sweetest Song in All the World
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Performed by Gracie Fields

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5/10

A British San Francisco ?

This film bears a similarity to San Francisco with Gable(McLaglen) fighting for the affections of MacDonald (Gracie) with Tracey(Donlevy).This was the first film in Gracies new contract with Fox and it really isn't very good.They took her out of her British roots and placed her in South Africa.The story is poor and she has very little chemistry with either McLaglen or Donlevy.McLaglen could only give one performance.Whilst it might work in John Ford westerns it doesn't work here.Difficult to know who was a worse romantic foil to Gracie,McLaglen or John Loder.the best thing about the films are the songs.Fox clearly recognised their mistake by transplanting her back into her British environment with her next film,Keep Smiling.