Mexican Spitfire at Sea (1942)
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Movie Info
The first "Mexican Spitfire" entry of 1942, Mexican Spitfire at Sea is set mainly on a Hawaii-bound ocean liner. Combining business with pleasure, vacationing advertsing man Dennis (Charles "Buddy" Rogers) hopes to sign a contract with a wealthy client. Alas, these plans are scotched by the well-meaning idiocies of Dennis' peppery spouse Carmelita (Lupe Velez), and by a whole flock of Dennis' relatives who have invited themselves along for the voyage. Once again, it's up to Dennis' Uncle Matt (Leon Errol) to save the day-which inevitably requires old Matt to disguise himself as his British lookalike Lord Epping. Marion Martin, the blonde bombshell who'd caused so much trouble in the previous series entry Mexican Spitfire's Baby (1941), is seen in a minor role.
Cast
Leon Errol
as Uncle Matt Lindsay, Lord Basil Epping
as Uncle Matt Lindsay, Lord Basil Epping
Lupe Velez
as Carmelita Lindsay
as Carmelita Lindsay
Zasu Pitts
as Miss Pepper
as Miss Pepper
Elisabeth Risdon
as Aunt Della Lindsay
as Aunt Della Lindsay
Elizabeth Risdon
as Aunt Della Lindsay
as Aunt Della Lindsay
Florence Bates
as Mrs. Baldwin
as Mrs. Baldwin
Marion Martin
as Flo
as Flo
Lydia Bilbrook
as Lady Epping
as Lady Epping
Eddie Dunn
as Mr. Skinner
as Mr. Skinner
Harry Holman
as Mr. Baldwin
as Mr. Baldwin
Marten Lamont
as Purser
as Purser
John McGuire
as Ship's Officer
as Ship's Officer
Ferris Taylor
as Capt. Nelson
as Capt. Nelson
Richard Martin
as Steward
as Steward
Wayne McCoy
as Steward
as Steward
Warren Jackson
as Shipboard Reporter
as Shipboard Reporter
Julie Warren
as Maid
as Maid
Lou Davis
as Ship's Waiter
as Ship's Waiter
Mary Field
as Maid
as Maid
Charles 'Buddy' Rogers
as Dennis Lindsay
as Dennis Lindsay
Critic Reviews for Mexican Spitfire at Sea
All Critics (1) | Fresh (0) | Rotten (1)
Pathetic lamebrain comedy revolving around mistaken identities.
November 22, 2007 | Rating: C- | Full Review…
Audience Reviews for Mexican Spitfire at Sea
½
One of the best of the series. A real spotlight for Leon Errol.
jay nixon
Super Reviewer
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