Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe East Side Kids take on a gang of Japanese spies.The East Side Kids take on a gang of Japanese spies.The East Side Kids take on a gang of Japanese spies.
Ernest Morrison
- Scruno
- (as Sunshine Sammy Morrisson)
Philip Ahn
- Joe Matsui
- (as Phil Ahn)
Jack Cheatham
- Recruiting Officer
- (uncredited)
Pat Costello
- Navy Recruiter
- (uncredited)
George Eldredge
- Marine Recruiter
- (uncredited)
Moy Ming
- Mr. Matsui - Joe's Father
- (uncredited)
Patsy Moran
- Mrs. Glimpy
- (uncredited)
Histoire
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesThe Navy recruiter was played by Pat Costello, the older brother of Lou Costello.
- GaffesAt many points, the Eastside Kids are far too noisy as they infiltrate spy headquarters.
- Citations
Muggs: [watching a parade of troops march by] Okay, boys, we've seen enough. Come on.
Danny Connors: Why? Where're we going?
Muggs: We're gonna clean up on some Japs.
- ConnexionsFollowed by Smart Alecks (1942)
Commentaire en vedette
Following the World War II Japanese attack on U.S. forces at Pearl Harbor, "The Eastside Kids": Leo Gorcey (as Muggs), Bobby Jordan (as Danny Connors), Huntz Hall (as Glimpy), David Gorcey (as Peewee), Ernest Morrison (as Scruno), and Bobby Stone (as Skinny) want to serve their country. But, both the U.S. Army and Navy reject them as too young. Still wanting to "knock off about a million Japs", the "boys" attack an Asian clerk, who turns out to be Chinese. The unfortunate incident does, however, lead the gang to help uncover some really nasty Japanese and German people.
If "too young" is defined as "under twenty-one", only Mr. Jordan and Mr. Stone would be rejected for military service. But, it's possible recruiters were turned off by the office manners displayed by Mr. Gorcey and Mr. Hall. "Let's Get Tough!" was made during what the script accurately describes as "open season on Japs" - for this and other reasons, it hasn't aged well. It's a wasted effort, but the regulars performs ably, with Tom Brown moving the storyline along, as Jordan's spy brother.
*** Let's Get Tough! (5/29/42) Wallace Fox ~ Leo Gorcey, Bobby Jordan, Tom Brown
If "too young" is defined as "under twenty-one", only Mr. Jordan and Mr. Stone would be rejected for military service. But, it's possible recruiters were turned off by the office manners displayed by Mr. Gorcey and Mr. Hall. "Let's Get Tough!" was made during what the script accurately describes as "open season on Japs" - for this and other reasons, it hasn't aged well. It's a wasted effort, but the regulars performs ably, with Tom Brown moving the storyline along, as Jordan's spy brother.
*** Let's Get Tough! (5/29/42) Wallace Fox ~ Leo Gorcey, Bobby Jordan, Tom Brown
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By what name was Let's Get Tough! (1942) officially released in Canada in English?
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