Dishonour Bright

Tom Wallis (Champion) is a charming cad who loves women. He can't help himself and this film follows his antics.

The film scores points for the dialogue and the blunt way in which Wallis delivers his lines. It's very straight-talking and Wallis manages to keep a self-assured charm whilst delivering his cheeky lines. Other than this, the film can get a bit boring and confusing. However, my confusion may be due to the fact that I drifted off several times. This was partly because the film lost my interest and partly because I was experiencing a lasagne comedown and starting to tire.

Basil Radford (Henry) turns up as the brother of Wallis and affects a very annoying giggle and George Sanders (Lisle) is also in this one playing his usual self. You might not realize it is him with his pencil thin moustache but his voice gives him away immediately. Not sure Wallis would be able to knock him out, though, in what is a rather unlikely outcome to a confrontation between the two.

The film is a bit boring but Tom Wallis definitely comes across as an icon - a legend with the women. A good role model.