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Advance, Franco London Films. Submit Corrections. Bless 'em All (1949) ... Five scriptwriters pooled their talents on the 79-minute British programmer Bless 'Em All. The stars are radio and music-hall favorites Hal Monty and Max Bygraves, cast as a pair of silly soldiers.
Bless ‘Em All – 1949. Skimpy Carter relives his wartime days in flashback.There are a lot of tunes and some dreadfully unfunny slapstick. The usual sketches, the medical parade, drilling, and the cookhouse, which even Frank Randle did better. Bygraves makes his film debut Stars: Hal Monty, Max Bygraves, Les Ritchie, Patricia Linova
5 de sept. de 2013 · from May 25, 1944 Kraft Music Hall orchestra directed by John Scott TrotterMusic and Lyrics by Frank Lake, Jimmy Hughes and Al Stillman
6 de nov. de 2019 · Bless em All Movie Trailer (1949) - Plot synopsis: A fabulous slapstick army comedy. Max Bygraves film debut. It was a great box office success on its release with huge appeal post WW2. Director: Robert Jordan Hill Writers: C. Boganny, Aileen Burke, Arthur Dent Stars: Hal Monty, Max Bygraves, Les Ritchie
Hal Monty was a variety turn who appeared in 2 films.He shows little talent. He goes to an army reunion and the rest of the film is a flashback to his army days.There are a lot of tunes of the times and some dreadfully unfunny slapstick.The usual sketches,the medical parade,drilling,the cookhouse,which even Frank Randle did better.
25 de sept. de 2014 · http://www.retrosinger.com/1940s-tribute-show/Bless em all 1940s world war 2 singalong song performed by vintage singer Lisa Martin at the Preston Pans Royal...
Before long, Bless ’Em All began to be used in films whenever the script called for a group of people to gather around a piano for a singalong, especially if the setting was wartime London. The first film to use the song, though just a very brief snatch, seems to have been the Royal Air Force quasi-documentary Target For Tonight , released in July 1941.
