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Thank You, Jeeves!

Based on the novel by P.G. Wodehouse
1936 | 57m | English

(324 votes)

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Jeeves tries to keep his young master out of trouble.
Release Date: Oct 04, 1936
Director: Arthur Greville Collins
Writer: Joseph Hoffman, Stephen Gross
Genres: Comedy
Keywords based on novel or book, butler, manservant
Production Companies 20th Century Fox
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2024
Entered: May 02, 2024
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Name Character
Arthur Treacher Jeeves
Virginia Field Marjorie Lowman
David Niven Bertie Wooster
Lester Matthews Elliott Manville
Colin Tapley Tom Brock
John Graham Spacey Jack Stone
Ernie Stanton Mr. Snelling
Gene Reynolds Bobby Smith
Douglas Walton Edward McDermott
Willie Best Drowsy
Name Job
P.G. Wodehouse Short Story
Arthur Greville Collins Director
Joseph Hoffman Screenplay
Stephen Gross Screenplay
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Geronimo1967
6.0

Ok, Wodehouse purists will be forgiven for wondering what this is all about. After about two minutes, in which we are introduced to "Bertie Wooster" (David Niven) and his general factotum "Jeeves' (Arthur Treacher) the plot diverts from anything ever penned by the writer and embarks on an, admittedl ... y, lightly comedic path that finds the pair of them caught up in the shenanigans of "Marjorie Loman" (Virginia Field) who in trying to keep some important plans from the hands of some crooks. Treacher is great, and his scenes with both Niven and travelling saxophonist Willie Best ("Drowsy") are quite fun to watch. Sadly, Niven, however charming he is, is given little to work with and for the most part comes across as a rather incompetent, hapless, character whose only purpose is to feed lines and scenes to his butler. That's a shame, as he (as per his original literal character) could have given more. It's still an enjoyable enough hour to watch, though.

Jun 20, 2022