When You Come Home

1947
1h 38m

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Frank Randle, Leslie Sarony, and Leslie Holmes in When You Come Home (1947)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA music hall odd-job man, put-upon at work and at home, finally decides to assert himself when the theatre is threatened by secret redevelopment plans.A music hall odd-job man, put-upon at work and at home, finally decides to assert himself when the theatre is threatened by secret redevelopment plans.A music hall odd-job man, put-upon at work and at home, finally decides to assert himself when the theatre is threatened by secret redevelopment plans.

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5,7/10

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Anecdotes
One of two films made by Frank Randle whilst in dispute with John E. Blakeley, though it is often mistaken for a Blakeley production.

Bandes originales
When You Come Home
(uncredited)
Music by William Squire
Lyrics by Frederick Edward Weatherly
Sung by Linda Parker (as Lynda Parker)

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5/10

Worth seeing for the musical hall scenes

When i saw that this film was produced by John Baxter i decided to view it despite the fact that Frank Randle was in it.I don't think that i have ever laughed once at any gag in any Randle film i have ever seen.There was a routine about 20 minutes in which went on for about 10 minutes.After about 4 minutes i could stand no more and fast forwarded till the conclusion of the routine.I know when Baxter is the producer or director that it is likely that i will get to see some musical hall turns.After all he made 2 marvellous films in the 30s,"Music hall" and "say It with Flowers".then in the 40s he made a number of films with Flanagan & Allen.So we do get some turns in this film which is the only reason to view this film if you are not a fan of Frank Randle.