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Don't Get Me Wrong (1936)

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Film details

Featuring

Max Miller Olive Blakeney George E. Stone
Country

United Kingdom
Year

1936
Genre

Comedy
Type

Film
Category

Fiction

Synopsis

COMEDY. Max Miller as Wellington, a fairground entertainer (a human dynamo), teams up with an inventor and tries to raise money to develop a replacement for petrol. The wonder fuel is in fact water and coconut oil. The inventor turns out to be an escaped lunatic. Their millionaire beneficiary finds himself taking all the blame when things go wrong.

Cast & Credits

Cast
- - Wellington Lincoln
    
    Max Miller
  - Frankie
    
    Olive Blakeney
  - Chuck
    
    George E. Stone
  - Dr Rudolph Pepper
    
    Wallace Evennett
  - Christine
    
    Glen Alyn
  - Gray
    
    Alexander Field
  - Sir George Baffin
    
    Clifford Heatherley
Credits
- Unknown:
  - Director
    
    Reginald Purdell
  - Director
    
    Arthur Woods
  - Production Company
    
    Warner Brothers First National Productions
  - Producer
    
    Irving Asher
  - Script
    
    Reginald Purdell
  - Script
    
    Brock Williams
  - Script
    
    Frank Launder
  - Script
    
    John Dighton
  - Photography
    
    Robert Lapresle
  - Editor
    
    Arthur Ridout
  - Art Director
    
    Peter Proud
  - Sound
    
    W.S. Nunn
  - Studio
    
    Teddington Studios

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