Let George Do It!

The film follows a ukulele player named George who inadvertently takes the wrong boat to Norway amid the early days of World War II. Mistaken for a British intelligence agent, he becomes entangled in a plot to thwart Nazi agents in the country. The film blends slapstick comedy with elements of mistaken identity and espionage, showcasing a unique blend of humor and wartime themes.

With a runtime of 82 minutes, Let George Do It! is produced by Ealing Studios and Associated Talking Pictures. The film features a notable cast including Phyllis Calvert, Garry Marsh, and Coral Browne, each adding to the film's comedic charm. As a release from the early 1940s, it provides a glimpse into the era's approach to comedy and wartime narratives.