In this light romantic comedy, 17-year old Loretta Young is cast as Ann Harper, a wealthy socialite who has inherited a fortune provided the family is involved no scandals appearing in print, and her two aunts and uncle consent to the marriage. Put off by all this, she is determined to cause a scandal so that none of the family will receive any of the inheritance. An arrow-straight Fairbanks is volunteered to be the one to "compromise" her, but the two end up falling for each other. Upon being discovered in Loretta's boudoir, Fairbanks makes a hasty exit out of the nearest window. The romance seems destined to fail, but Fairbanks (and his two friends) have other ideas, which are accidentally "aided" by the two prudish aunts.

In this light romantic comedy, 17-year old Loretta Young is cast as Ann Harper, a wealthy socialite who has inherited a fortune provided the family is involved no scandals appearing in print, and her two aunts and uncle consent to the marriage. Put off by all this, she is determined to cause a scandal so that none of the family will receive any of the inheritance. An arrow-straight Fairbanks is volunteered to be the one to "compromise" her, but the two end up falling for each other. Upon being discovered in Loretta's boudoir, Fairbanks makes a hasty exit out of the nearest window. The romance seems destined to fail, but Fairbanks (and his two friends) have other ideas, which are accidentally "aided" by the two prudish aunts.

Captured! Year: 1933 Runtime:69 min Film Language(s): English Film Country(s): USA Genre(s): War, Drama, Romance Filmed in: Black and White Sound: Mono Plot: Captain Fred Allison is in a German Prisoner of War Camp. Director(s): Roy Del Ruth Producer(s): Edward Chodorov producer Cast: Leslie Howard - Captain Fred Allison Douglas Fairbanks Jr. - Lieutenant Fred 'Dig' Digby Paul Lukas - Colonel Carl Ehrlich Margaret Lindsay - Monica A. Allison Robert Barrat - The Commandant Arthur Hohl - Cocky John Bleifer - Strogin William Le Maire - Joe 'Tex' Martin (as William LeMaire) J. Carrol Naish - Cpl. Guarand (as J. Carroll Naish) Philip Faversham - Lieutenant Haversham (as Phillip Faversham) Frank Reicher - Herr Hauptman, the Adjutant Joyce Coad - Elsa the German Milkmaid Bert Sprotte - Sergeant Major Harry Cording - First Orderly Halliwell Hobbes - British Major General (as Halliwell Hobbs) Robert Adair - Provost Marshal Officer (uncredited) Harry Allen - British Soldier Giving German a Cigarette (uncredited) William Bailey - German Orderly (uncredited) Glen Cavender - German Sergeant at POW Camp (uncredited) Leyland Hodgson - Major Hudson, British Officer Delivering Letter (uncredited) Hans Joby - Huntz, the 2nd Orderly (Ehrlich's) (uncredited) John Merton - Prisoner of War (uncredited) Paul Panzer - German Soldier Holding Newspaper (uncredited) Reginald Pasch - Elsa's Lover (uncredited) Desmond Roberts - British Officer in the Trench (uncredited) Gustav von Seyffertitz - German Military Judge (uncredited) Paul Yetter - German Shot by Pistol (uncredited) imdb link:

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