Remote Control

The film blends comedy and drama in the context of a kidnapping and jewel theft. It runs for 65 minutes and showcases a narrative that involves the rescue of characters caught in a web of deception. The combination of a radio announcer and a criminal gang adds a unique twist to the genre.

As a production from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Remote Control also offers a glimpse into the filmmaking styles of the early 1930s. The top cast includes William Haines, Mary Doran, and John Miljan, who contribute to the film’s exploration of crime and misadventure. Collectors may appreciate the film's distinctive themes and period-specific elements, which reflect the era's cinematic trends.