Don't Take It to Heart!

1944
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1h 30m

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Richard Greene and Patricia Medina in Don't Take It to Heart! (1944)

The castle ghost helps the lady and the lawyer beat off developers.The castle ghost helps the lady and the lawyer beat off developers.The castle ghost helps the lady and the lawyer beat off developers.

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6.5/10

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Quotes
Lord Chaunduyt: Well, our fortunes seem to be on the turn, Bucket. If we go on like this, we'll soon be paying wages again.
Butler: A refreshing prospect, my Lord.

Crazy credits
Opening credits prologue: The village of Chaunduyt dates from the good old days when men were men and women were something the Lord of the Manor drove off along with your best-looking bullocks in settlement of your pay-as-you-earn tithe.

Untouched by the passing centuries, the historic home of the earls of Chaunduyt stands in the moonlight, a symbol of peace and security.

Connections
Referenced in Keeping Up Appearances (1990)

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If you were the only girl in the world
(uncredited)
Written by Nat Ayer and Clifford Grey
Requested at the ball

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9/10

An excellent silent film hybridised with a droll talkie

Not much to add to what other reviewers have said, but what some found silly struck me as silent film comedy. As such, I enjoyed the scenes with little or no dialogue - the catastrophe-courting bus ride, the butler's expeditions through the massive old pile to reach the front door or the phone, the errand boy ringing the doorbell and the mechanism over several floors of the house that eventually strikes an actual bell.