How Comedies Are Born

1931

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Jill Dennett, Harry Gribbon, and Harry Sweet in How Comedies Are Born (1931)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueWriters gather at actor Tom Kennedy's house for a brainstorming session, hoping to conceive the next hit movie.Writers gather at actor Tom Kennedy's house for a brainstorming session, hoping to conceive the next hit movie.Writers gather at actor Tom Kennedy's house for a brainstorming session, hoping to conceive the next hit movie.

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Pleasant....not hilarious.

Harry Sweet and Harry Gribbon are working on writing a new movie and they head over the Tom Kennedy's house. The wives are also there and they hate that the guys are spending their time on this. During the course of the evening, Kennedy gets stuck in a straight jacket and Gribbon and Sweet engage in some watersports. None of this is especially memorable and there are no big laughs. On the other hand, the film is pleasant and gives you a chance to watch some long forgotten Vaudevillians (Sweet and Gribbon). Not a film that is a must-see but fans of old time comedies should give it a chance.