Nothing But Lies

About This Movie

Nothing But Lies is a 1933 comedy that explores the humorous escapades of two husbands. When they claim to be Freemasons, their secret lives lead to comedic situations involving a concierge and a music-hall actress.

Nothing But Lies is somewhat rare in collector circles, especially given its age and the fact that the director remains unknown. Most prints that surface are often in varying conditions, making high-quality copies quite sought after. The film's unique premise and comedic charm are certainly reasons collectors keep an eye out, but it's the film's blend of theatricality with early sound techniques that gives it a particular niche appeal. Its scarcity and the mystery surrounding its production only heighten its allure among dedicated film aficionados.