Shut My Big Mouth

1942
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1h 11min

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Joe E. Brown in Shut My Big Mouth (1942)

Comedy Western

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaWellington Holmes, a timid and very shy horticulturist, heads for Big Bluff. When the stagecoach is held up by Buckskin Bill and his men, he coincidentally knocks out three of them earning h... Leer todoWellington Holmes, a timid and very shy horticulturist, heads for Big Bluff. When the stagecoach is held up by Buckskin Bill and his men, he coincidentally knocks out three of them earning himself the unwanted job, as Marshal of Big Bluff. After escaping Big Bluff, disguised as a... Leer todoWellington Holmes, a timid and very shy horticulturist, heads for Big Bluff. When the stagecoach is held up by Buckskin Bill and his men, he coincidentally knocks out three of them earning himself the unwanted job, as Marshal of Big Bluff. After escaping Big Bluff, disguised as a woman, the stagecoach is again held up by Buckskin and he, Elena Montoya and her father a... Leer todo

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When Joe E. Brown is dropped off by the Indians, he takes off the wig and puts his cowboy hat on. However, when the cowboys come, he is still wearing the wig.

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Wellington Holmes: Upon declining the offer of the Big Bluff townsfolk who've made him Marshall to ride with him and capture "Buckskin Bill:" "You're kinda forgettin' that 'Wellington Holmes' is a lone wolf. A 'lone wolf' -- that's what I am!"

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Joe E. Brown Does It Himself

Is there a more suitable title for a Joe E. Brown comedy than SHUT MY BIG MOUTH? Joe had been away from the screen for a couple of years, and this one was made for Universal, with the competent Charles Barton directing.

The story is that Brown is traveling on a stagecoach filled with valet Fritz Feld and exotic plants; he's a horticulturist, you see. Bandit Victor Jory tries to hold up the coach, Brown thwarts them by accident, and is acclaimed by the townsfolk as a hero.

Much of the rest of the movie has Brown in drag for reasons which seem to consist of "it's funny." Adele Mara provides the love interest with a Mexican accent. Other well-remembered performers include Don Beddoe, Russell Simpson, Joan Woodbury, Lloyd Bridges, and Forrest Tucker. The movie might remind You of Bob Hope's PALEFACE. It's a typically funny, if minor vehicle.