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Sin of Harold Diddlebock, The (1947) Movie Reviews
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by D. Garcia "corded... on June 24, 2008
First I've been obsessed with this film since the first time I saw it convulsing, and I mean convulsing with laughter. It's not funny all the way through but when it is funny it's FUNNY!
Second, from a historical perspective it's very interesting. The ...
by J. Devlin "RavAki... on June 14, 2007
With the advent and proliferation of "Infomercials" and "Paid Programming" which have come to fill the late night air waves of nearly every television station in the country, one is no longer able to catch some of the little known classic films which ...
by Claude Bissonette on December 31, 2006
This movie is two of my favorites: The Sin of Harold Diddlebock (1947) 89 minutes and Mad Wednesday (1950)76 minutes.
The movie was re-released under a new title after Rudy Vallee's scenes were cut.
It's the story of Harold Diddlebock, Lloyd's character ...
by Ann on January 14, 2006
I am a huge Preston Sturges fan who stumbled upon this movie. Preston Sturges and Harold Lloyd put together a real gem here. It has the Sturges touch of complete insanity encircling ...
by LGwriter "SharpWi... on June 04, 2004
The idea of former silent comedy star Harold Lloyd teaming with the great Hollywood auteur Preston Sturges was truly inspired and the result, this film, is proof. Embedded in the same job for 22 years, Harold Diddlebock (Lloyd) goes nowhere fast, ...
by Mike in the Middl... on May 27, 2003
This film is generally reviewed as a failed Sturges movie. However, anyone who loves the insanity of movies ...
by the wizard of uz on September 26, 2002
Is how the bartender responds to Harold ...
by Bryan P. Johnson on October 21, 1999
What makes this film truly great is how many different styles of comedy it has. You see not only slapstick and situation based comedy, but also some fabulous dialog and scare comedy. I didn't want to watch this movie at first, thinking it'd be a run of ...
I'm always amazed at all ...
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