Lord Dawlish an impecunious peer, is told by his girl's father to get a job or keep away from his girl. He goes as a dancing partner at a dance club and prospers in spite of a jealous rival.
Is it worth your time? Look, if you have a soft spot for British comedies that feel like they were filmed in a drafty basement, you might enjoy Partners Please. If you need pacing, logic, or a plot that doesn't feel like it’s being held together by scotch tape, skip it. It’s for the folks who like digging through the b...
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"Is it worth your time? Look, if you have a soft spot for British comedies that feel like they were filmed in a drafty basement, you might enjoy Partners Please. If you need pacing, logic, or a plot that doesn't feel like it’s being held together by scotch tape, skip it. It’s for the folks who like digging through the bargain bin of cinema history. The whole thing starts with our hero, Lord Dawlish, being told he’s basically a bum. It’s that classic trope where the rich dad demands a job. It mak..."
Charles Bennett
United Kingdom
1920 · IMDb 8.4
Henry Edwards
