Stick 'Em Up

Original title: Let's Have a Murder

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Two incompetent private detectives are hired to clear the name of a friend accused of robbery and murder. They wind up in a seedy Paris night club, and get into a fight, but finally prove th... Read allTwo incompetent private detectives are hired to clear the name of a friend accused of robbery and murder. They wind up in a seedy Paris night club, and get into a fight, but finally prove their friend's innocence.Two incompetent private detectives are hired to clear the name of a friend accused of robbery and murder. They wind up in a seedy Paris night club, and get into a fight, but finally prove their friend's innocence.

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4.2/10

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Status: The full-length version (95mins) is lost. A shortened (49 mins) version exists under the title "It's A Stick Up".

Alternate versions
Reissued in 1959 as Stick 'Em Up with a running time of 50 minutes

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Hold Me In Your Arms Again
Sung by Betty Paul

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2/10

Incoherent Mess

This film was released some years ago on a double bill DVD under its American title "Stick Em Up".The big problem is that this lasts just 52 minutes whereas it was originally released at 95 minutes.As the liner notes indicate it would appear that the Americans took out complete reels rather than spending money on editing it.As a result the storyline peters out after the first reel and only resumes properly in the last reel.In between we see Jewl and Warris in various routines in different places with no clue as to why they are doing what they are doing.Characters come and go mysteriously.So there is a total lack of continuity to this disjointed affair.Judging Jewel and Warris on this film one has to say that they are extremely unfunny.So it is little surprise that this was their second and last joint effort.