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‎Fiddlers Three (1944) directed by Harry Watt • Reviews, film + cast • Letterboxd

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Fiddlers Three

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Fiddlers Three

Directed by Harry Watt

Two British soldiers and a WREN take refuge at Stonehenge during a thunderstorm, they are struck by lightning and transported back to ancient Rome.

Tommy Trinder Frances Day Sonnie Hale Francis L. Sullivan Diana Decker Elisabeth Welch Mary Clare Ernest Milton Frederick Piper Robert Wyndham Russell Thorndike Danny Green James Robertson Justice Kay Kendall Alec Mango Bill Shine Julie Suedo Frank Tickle

Director

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Angus MacPhail Diana Morgan

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Cinematography

Art Direction

Duncan Sutherland

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Theatrical

01 Oct 1944

UK

UK

01 Oct 1944

Theatrical

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Review by Luke Thorne ★★

Harry Watt’s British comedy in which a hitch-hiker travels back in time after being struck by lightning in Stonehenge. Starring Tommy Trinder, Sonnie Hale and Frances Day.
The story concerns a duo of Jolly Jack Tars on shore leave who travel a Wren (lady sailor) to Stonehenge. There, they get trapped in a time warp and find themselves in ancient Rome.
Tommy Trinder and Sonnie Hale both give OK performances in their respective parts as Tommy Taylor and The Professor, the two sailors on leave about to get more than they bargained for when they reach Stonehenge.
Elsewhere, there are OK performances to be had from Frances Day, Francis L. Sullivan and Diana Decker in their respective roles as Poppaea,…
Review by Solid Gold ★★½

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

Time-travel comedy. Made in 1944. Really? Go on then.
Two WWII sailors end up in the courts of Emperor Nero. Ok.
It has a very young James Robertson Justice as a Roman soldier. Brilliant.
Pig Latin ironically sails over the heads of the Romans. Bizarre.
The two jolly jack tars maintain a constant cheery cockney banter - either when avoiding the lions or surrounded by vestal virgins. Forgivable.
The slave market is drastically different from the scenes in Gladiator...
Romantic songs are just as likely as comic japery. Hmmm.
Frances Day is yummy and wonderful, yet only made a handful of films. Poo!
Review by StuartDouglas ★★★★ 1

Early Ealing, which was funnier (and more smutty) than I expected. Trinder's impersonation of Carmen Miranda alone is worth the price of admission.
Review by George Izabel White ★★

Proto-Brucie Trinder stars in that daft Ealing throaway star vehicle about two time travelling sailors and a WREN in Roman Britain. Has a young, hunky James Robertson Justice as a centurion and Francis L Sullivan.