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So You Won't Talk: Directed by Edward Sedgwick. With Joe E. Brown, Frances Robinson, Vivienne Osborne, Bernard Nedell. "Whiskers," the timid book reviewer on a metropolitan daily newspaper is fired, along with his girlfriend, switchboard-operator Lucy Walters. They agree to meet for dinner to discuss a book Whiskers is writing.
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- Comedy, Crime
- Edward Sedgwick
- 1940-10-03
So You Won't Talk is a 1940 comedy directed by Edward Sedgwick, which stars Joe E. Brown in a dual role, along with Frances Robinson and Vivienne Osborne . Plot. Cast. Joe E. Brown as "Whiskers" (Charles Augustus Holt)/Brute Hanson. Frances Robinson as (Lucy Walters) Vivienne Osborne as (Maxie Carewe) Bernard Nedell as (Bugs Linaker)
- Robert Sparks
- Edward Sedgwick
- Richard Flournoy
Bearded Charles Augustus Holt, the book reviewer for The Chronicle , is derisively known as "Whiskers" because of his timid personality.When he is fired from his job, Whiskers accepts the advice of his girl friend, Lucy Walters, to write a novel and get a shave.
- Edward Sedgwick, Abby Berlin
- Joe E. Brown
18 de ago. de 2020 · In this comedy of mistaken identity, a bookish literary reviewer bows to the desires of his lover and shaves off his whiskers. Suddenly he finds himself in trouble, for without the mustache, he is the spitting image of a gangster who has just been released from prison.
1940 Directed by Edward Sedgwick. THE BROWN BOMBER OF MIRTH IN A LAUGHING KNOCKOUT! A shy book reviewer is confused with a notorious gangster who has just been release from prison. Cast. Crew. Details. Genres. Releases.
- Edward Sedgwick
- Columbia Pictures
Cast & crew. So You Won't Talk (1940) Comedy | 69 minutes. 2,50 1 votes. + My vote. Alternative titles: Dus Je Bekent Niet / Hou Je Snater. Country: United States. Directed by: Edward Sedgwick. Stars: Joe E. Brown, Frances Robinson and Vivienne Osborne. IMDb score: 5,9 (38) Releasedate: 2 October 1940. US. UK.
Bernard Nedell Cast. Richard Flournoy Screenplay. Allen G. Siegler Cinematography. Leigh Harline Music. Critics reviews. “Whiskers,” the timid book reviewer on a metropolitan daily newspaper is fired, along with the switchboard-operator, Lucy Walters, his girlfriend. They agree to meet for dinner to discuss a book “Whiskers” is writing.
