Here Comes the Sun

1946
1h 31m

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Chesney Allen, Bud Flanagan, and Elsa Tee in Here Comes the Sun (1946)

A sports reporter on the run from the police seeks to clear his name.A sports reporter on the run from the police seeks to clear his name.A sports reporter on the run from the police seeks to clear his name.

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5.9/10

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Referenced in Capital News: Here Comes the Sun (1990)

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Tomorrow Is A Beautiful Day
Written by Ivor Mendelssohn
Performed by Bud Flanagan

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9/10

Great Fun with an All-Stir Cast

The vagaries of film history are once again demonstrated by the obscurity in which this little classic languishes.

The last film made as a team by Flanagan & Allen before ill health forced the latter's retirement (not that you'd know it to look at him, since Chesney Allen looks as strong as a horse and went on to long outlive every other member of The Crazy Gang). It's directed with enormous vigour & pace by John Baxter, and is obviously following in the footsteps of the patter, wisecracks and breaches of the fourth wall in 'Hellzapoppin' and the 'Road' comedies (with even a spot of backslang thrown in for good measure) which it deserves to be as fondly remembered as. But isn't.