Piccadilly Jim (1936) (MOD)

Piccadilly Jim (1936) (MOD)Tally ho! The farcical flair of Robert Montgomery meets its match in the lampooning style of British humorist P. G. Wodehouse in Piccadilly Jim, a blithe and expertly cast concoction from Hollywood's golden age of screwball comedy. Montgomery plays a London based cartoonist whose caricatures spoil his actor father's (Frank Morgan) marriage plans when they offend the elder man's prospective in laws. Luckily, the resulting fuss inspires him to create a

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