The Frozen Limits

• Jimmy Nervo: Cecil
• Bud Flanagan: Bud
• Teddy Knox: Teddy
• Chesney Allen: Che
• Charlie Naughton: Charlie
• Gold Jimmy: Jimmy
• Moore Marriott: Tom Tiddler
• Eileen Bell: Jill
• Anthony Hulme: Tex O'Brien
• Bernard Lee: Bill McGrew
• Eric Clavering: Foxy

The Frozen Limits is a British western comedy from 1939. The slapstick film directed by Marcel Varnel and not listed in the German language area.

Action

The group of ' Six Wonder Boys ' contact with their songs on at a carnival event in which the audience, however, only have eyes for the opposite dancing ' Hula Hula Girls'. As the boys thus achieve any revenue, they flee from the snares of her landlady and the fair organizer the Yukon.

Unfortunately, they arrive there, forty years after the gold rush, what she does not stop to search for the precious metal. After adventures with Indians they come in a ghost town where the crazy Tom Tiddler living alone. He knows about gold and reveals the location of the find while sleepwalking, which also calls the resident villain on the scene; Bill McGrew wants to see the Wonder Boys hang. Through their experiences on stage the heroes can cause all sorts of incredible situations and eliminate the hazards.

Criticism

The film has been consistently well received, so by Hal Erickson. Matthew Coniam calls the film in comparison to other plants of the Crazy Gang " in the narrative curbed significantly, but still full of memorable scenes. "

Comments

The film represented by members of the " Crazy Gang " in the lead roles was the British box office hit of the year 1940. Graham Greene called him the funniest British film ever produced.

The songs are to be heard in the movie "Always getting your man " and " Hi Ho ".