Laurel and Hardy: Horrors of All Spies

Movie
German title	Horror of all spies / bomb guys
Original title	Air Raid Wardens
Country of production	United States
original language	English
Publishing year	1943
length	67 minutes
Rod
Director	Edward Sedgwick
script	Martin Rackin , Harry Crane , Jack Jevne , Charley Rogers
production	BF Zeidman for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
music	Nathaniel Shilkret
camera	Walter Lundin
cut	Cotton Warburton
occupation
Stan Laurel : Stan Oliver Hardy : Ollie Edgar Kennedy : Joe Bledsoe Jacqueline White : Peggy Parker Stephen McNally : Dan Madison Nella Walker : Millicent Norton Donald Meek : Eustace Middling Henry O'Neill : Rittenhaus Howard Freeman : JP Norton Paul Stanton : Captain Biddle Robert O'Connor : Charlie Beaugart William Tannen : Joseph Russell Hicks : Major Scanlon Philip Van Zandt : Herman Frederick Worlock : Otto Don Costello : Heydrich

Horror of all spies (original title: Air Raid Wardens ; also known as Bombenkerle ) is an American comedy film directed by Edward Sedgwick with the comedian duo Laurel and Hardy in the lead roles.

action

The United States in World War II : After Stan and Ollie fail to make a living as shopkeepers, they join the army. However, they are unsuccessful in this too and have to return to their hometown. You work here at the air raid station and by chance come across a German Nazi spy ring in your city.

Reviews

The film service wrote with little conviction that the comedians in this “grotesque comedy” would completely serve the patriotic home front: “The humor often seems quite forced, and only in a few scenes amuse the comedians with their absurd ideas . "

Web links

• Laurel and Hardy: terror of spies in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Terror of all spies . ( filmdienst.de [accessed on August 9, 2018]).