Friends Billy Trotter and Homer Brown, both traveling salesmen, meet up at a hotel on their travels. Since they last saw each other, Billy has gotten married.


Right off the bat, if you're into the kind of rapid-fire, almost breathless slapstick from the early days of cinema, then yeah, His Unlucky Night is absolutely worth digging up. This one's for the folks who appreciate a good, old-fashioned farce, the kind where misunderstandings pile up faster than you can count. But, ...


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"Right off the bat, if you're into the kind of rapid-fire, almost breathless slapstick from the early days of cinema, then yeah, His Unlucky Night is absolutely worth digging up. This one's for the folks who appreciate a good, old-fashioned farce, the kind where misunderstandings pile up faster than you can count. But, honestly, if you need deep characters or subtle humor, you're probably gonna find it a bit much, maybe even a little too frantic. It moves like a train that's lost its brakes. 🚂 T..."

Vernon Dent
Earle Rodney, V.K. Shimer, Harry McCoy, Douglas Bronston, Maurice Stephens, Vernon Smith, Nicholas T. Barrows
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