"You go back to sleep and choke me off in the morning!"
That line early on in this awful film made me laugh out loud.
Diana Dors looks lovely in this, although she's the only draw.
Other reviews are spot on about this. The comedy is two decades past its sell by date. The mystery comes across as more Enid Blyton than Agatha Christie.
Some staples of forties British cinema are wheeled in to provide light relief, but do no more than add a cringe aspect for the viewer.
All that said, I still enjoyed this restored uncut gem.
Despite the terrible editing, uninspired screenplay, the awkward pacing and the silly characters, there's still enough nostalgic value remaining to entertain us old folk... and of course... Diana Dors!
Diana Dors looks lovely in this, although she's the only draw.
Other reviews are spot on about this. The comedy is two decades past its sell by date. The mystery comes across as more Enid Blyton than Agatha Christie.
Some staples of forties British cinema are wheeled in to provide light relief, but do no more than add a cringe aspect for the viewer.
All that said, I still enjoyed this restored uncut gem.
Despite the terrible editing, uninspired screenplay, the awkward pacing and the silly characters, there's still enough nostalgic value remaining to entertain us old folk... and of course... Diana Dors!
