Francis Joins the WACS
- THE FUNNIEST NEW COMEDY IDEA IN YEARS!
Peter Stirling (with his old friend the talking mule) is recalled to active duty...in the WACs!
Release Date : 1954-07-30
Language :English
Adult : false
Status : Released
Production Company : Universal International Pictures
Production Country : United States of America
Alternative Titles :
Cast
Character Name : Peter Stirling
Original Name : Donald O'Connor
Gender : Male
Character Name : Jane Parker
Original Name : Julie Adams
Gender : Female
Character Name : Bunky Hilstrom
Original Name : Mamie Van Doren
Gender : Female
Character Name : Louise Simpson
Original Name : Lynn Bari
Gender : Female
Character Name : Valerie Humpert
Original Name : Zasu Pitts
Gender : Female
Character Name : Sergeant Kipp
Original Name : Joan Shawlee
Gender : Female
Character Name : Lieutenant Dickson
Original Name : Allison Hayes
Gender : Female
Character Name : Kate
Original Name : Mara Corday
Gender : Female
Character Name : Marge
Original Name : Karen Kadler
Gender : Female
Character Name : Bessie
Original Name : Elsie Holmes
Gender : Female
Character Name : Captain Creavy
Original Name : Olan Soule
Gender : Male
Character Name : Aide
Original Name : Anthony Radecki
Gender : Male
Character Name : Francis (as Francis the Talking Muke)
Original Name : Chill Wills
Gender : Male
Character Name : Fred
Original Name : John Phillips
Gender : Male
Reviews
r96sk
@r96sk
2022-01-03
Yet another yawnful entry from this series, unfortunately. The cast are the only thing about 'Francis Joins the WACS' that is worthy of minimal praise. Donald O'Connor is solid again, Julie Adams is OK and Chill Wills' move into the live-action cast (whilst still voicing Francis) is relatively amusing. Still, the problem remains that Francis feels sidelined in these more recent follow-ups. In fairness, this fourth sequel got one-or-two more minor chuckles out of me - not that that helps raise the film up, as those moments are few and far between amid a myriad of predictability and repetitiveness. You can also imagine the low standard of humour used here, given Stirling joins the Women's Army Corps. Not the worst 'Francis' film, but that's hardly a plus point. 'Francis in the Navy' is, finally, next - which is the whole reason as to why I'm even watching this series!
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