مزاحیہسال1955دورانیہ1h 24mIMDb5.8

Will Any Gentleman...?

مزاحیہ

After a mix-up at a music hall, a henpecked bank clerk who lives a dreary existence in suburban London finds himself onstage with ambiguously foreign magician Mendoza, who hypnotizes him into losing all of his inhibitions.

ابھی دیکھیں

ٹریلر

کاسٹ

Michael Anderson

Director

GC

George Cole

Henry Sterling

Veronica Hurst

Florence Sterling

Heather Thatcher

Mrs. Whittle

Jon Pertwee

Charley Sterling

James Hayter

Dr. Smith

William Hartnell

Detective Inspector Martin

Sidney James

Mr. Hobson

Diana Decker

Angel

Joan Sims

Beryl

Brian Oulton

Mr. Jackson

Alan Badel

The Great Mendoza

WB

Wilfred Boyle

Albert Boyle

Alexander Gauge

Mr. Billing

Jill Melford

Honey

JD

Josephine Douglas

Doctor's Receptionist

DH

Diana Hope

Blonde In Bank

Martin Wyldeck

Commissionaire

RM

Richard Massingham

Stout Man

VS

Vernon Sylvaine

Writer

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Sunisha BajagainMay 29, 2023

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Lord SkyNov 16, 2022

Will Any Gentleman...?

ZaraNov 16, 2022

Just another case of Hollywood pinching an idea from British comedies. Seven years after the release of "Will Any Gentleman," Hollywood come up with "The Nutty Professor". Not an exact remake but the idea is not far removed.

Djubi carimoNov 16, 2022

WILL ANY GENTLEMAN...? isn't a great British comedy; it pales when compared to many of the best of the 1950s, particularly those made by Ealing or in the latter part of the decade, the early CARRY ONs. However, in terms of the cast alone it's worth watching, and the farcical plotting is amusing enough. George Cole shines as a shy bank clerk who finds himself transformed under hypnosis into a real lothario, so there's a kind of Jekyll & Hyde vibe going on here. The cast is exemplary with familiar face after familiar face appearing; particularly amusing is Joan Sims in her first-ever role.

mauvais_garblackNov 16, 2022

I wonder if the director of this film went to see a stage performance of this film and decided to keep all the stage directions and mannerisms in the film.It seems that every line is shouted and the actors indulge in the most cringe worthy mugging.perhaps the only actor exempt from this criticism is George Cole.Incidentally the poor put upon member of the audience in the music hall sitting next to George Cole is none other than Richard Massingham who made public information shorts.There is a good cast including John Pertwee,James Hayter,Sid James,Diana decker but they are all wasted.It is woefully unfunny,although the technicolour photography gives a certain freshness to the picture.

Amie❤️❤️💃🏻💃🏻Nov 16, 2022

A romping Technicolor farce vaguely indebted to Jeckyll & Hyde adapted by Vernon Sylvaine from his own West End hit of 1950, that basically extends to feature length the section in 'Laughter in Paradise' in which George Cole is forced to publicly make a fool of himself. A once-in-a-lifetime supporting cast ranges from Alan Badel to Richard Massingham (and two future Doctor Whos); and there are some quite naughty jokes like the provenance of the paper used to replace the banknotes (while what George Cole does to Joan Sims, in her film debut, would get him fired and ostracised today...)!

Boy OxNov 16, 2022

If you like classic British comedy's this could be for you a great cast with George Cole as a mild mannered henpecked man who get hypnotised which completely changes his character. Two future Doctor Who actors Jon Pertwee & William Hartnell appear together on screen with support from Joan Sims.

Sbgw!Nov 16, 2022

While this film version of a then popular stage show never quite gathers the momentum to be a full success, it's likable and fitfully amusing. The biggest weakness is how the key plot function of George Cole's character turns from a meek bank clerk to an unstoppable force of nature in an instant. There's no trigger for this to occur so it seems like it only exists when it's convenient for the plot and therefore feels contrived and forced. As a lot of humour and narrative is reliant on this, it's a significant problem for the film. Still, after a slow start the film becomes increasingly fun. This is mainly due to an excellent cast. Cole is good, but some of the supporting performances are even better. Joan Sims is a delight as Cole's maid and Alan Badel - completely unrecognisable from his usual upper- class persona - is a delight as the hypnotist who begins all of Cole's problems. Worth a look.

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