Accent on Love

An unbelievably bad film.

Though not labeled as a comedy, this is slapstick drama. And I use the term "drama" advisedly.

As an FDR period class envy prop piece, it couldn't be more adverse to the cause if it had tried. The lead character - a rich man who saw the light - uses 3rd grade leverage to achieve his ends after being enlightened by the down-trodden masses. That is, he threatens to embarrass his nemesis by organizing tenants to clamor about high rent if said enemy does not capitulate to his "demands". What?

From pulling cops noses to wiping coal dust on his apartment owners shirt (that to make him like the common working stiff) this film will keep you laughing . . . . . unintentionally.

Still, a laugh is a laugh.