Nazty Nuisance

original title:
Nazty Nuisance
other titles:
Double Crossed Fool, The Last Three
country / year of production:
USA / 1943
original length:
43 min. , black/white
premiere:
USA: 28 May 1943
genre:
Comedy
based on:
director:
Glenn Tryon
film script:
Earle Snell , Clarence Marks
producer:
Glenn Tryon
cinematographer:
Robert Pittack
editor:
Bert Jordan
composer:
cast (role):
Bobby Watson (Adolf Hitler) , Joe Devlin (Benito Mussolini) , Johnny Arthur (Suki Yaki) , Henry Victor (Kapitän von Popoff) , Ian Keith (Chief Paj Mab) , Bobby Watson , Joe Devlin , Johnny Arthur , Henry Victor , Ian Keith
more:
plot synopsis:
With a lot of Three-Stooges-like slapstick, Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini and the japanese Suki Yaki have to travel in a submarine to an arab sheik to sign a treaty. Meanwhile, a few american sailors reach the country and find out about Hitler's presence and decide to screw with him.
keywords:
jungle , special forces , submarine , incompetent officers , desert
war:
Second World War (1939-1945)
literature:
Falk, Quentin (2003). Cinema's strangest moments: extraordinary but true tales from the history of film. Robson.

Mitchell, Charles P. (2002). The devil on screen: feature films worldwide, 1913 through 2000. McFarland.

remarks:
This is the sequel to "The Devil with Hitler" in which Hitler, Mussolini and Suki Yaki too are exposed to Three-Stooges-like slapstick.

This movie was one of 28 streamliners by Hal Roach; films, that did not exceed 50 Minutes but were too long than a usual short film.
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