Best British Comedy Movies of the 1930s - 5 Classic Films Collection [DVD] - Perfect for Movie Nights & Vintage Film Lovers

An effective coupling of two quite differing films each with a measure of comedy that in the case of “Radio Lover” should have you creased with laughter at times, none more so than in the finale - enough said!. Includes a major role for Wylie Watson with his outstanding tenor voice. Without question one of the finest little comedies on the circuit.Joy-Ride tends to be a little drawn out but is nevertheless equipped with spates of subtle wit and is ahead of its time with some mild sexual innuendo. Another interesting curio is the appearance of Paul Blake (1904 -1960) in a leading role, alongside Gene Gerrard. Close your eyes and you could imagine yourself listening to Peter Haddon (1898–1962).A rarity is the appearance in both films of Cynthia Stock. In “Radio Lover” she is portrayed as a rather stayed middle-aged lady but she has a more prominent, amusing role in Joy-Ride; indeed she is not without charm making one wish there were more films available in which she features.