Blond Cheat 1938
In the sparkling world of 1938 British comedy, *Blond Cheat* follows Michael Ashburn, a polished London loan broker's assistant who makes a questionable decision during closing hours.
Director: Joseph Santley
Cast
Joan Fontaine
Julie Evans
Derrick De Marney
Michael Ashburn
Cecil Kellaway
Rufus Trent
Cecil Cunningham
Genevieve Trent
Lilian Bond
Roberta Trent
Robert Coote
Gilbert Potts
Olaf Hytten
Paul Douglas
John Sutton
Fred Percy
Claud Allister
Lord Basil Sheldon (uncredited)
Leonard Carey
Meggs (uncredited)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Blond Cheat (1938) about?
Michael Ashburn, a London loan broker's assistant, secures a risky loan with a pair of unusual collateral—earrings that can't be removed. When the borrower's glamorous owner, Julie, becomes part of the deal, chaos and romance ensue in this breezy pre-war comedy.
Who directed Blond Cheat?
Blond Cheat was directed by Joseph Santley, known for his work in lighthearted comedies and musicals during the 1930s and 1940s.
Who stars in Blond Cheat?
The film stars Joan Fontaine as Julie, Derrick De Marney as Michael Ashburn, and features Cecil Kellaway and Lilian Bond in supporting roles.
Is Blond Cheat (1938) worth watching?
While *Blond Cheat* isn't a cinematic masterpiece, its charming blend of romantic comedy and 1930s flair makes it a delightful time capsule for fans of classic films. The humor is light, the leads are engaging, and the premise offers just enough absurdity to keep it entertaining.
How long is Blond Cheat?
Blond Cheat runs for 62 minutes, perfect for a quick, escapist viewing experience.
About Blond Cheat (1938) — A 1930s Romantic Comedy with a Twist
In the sparkling world of 1938 British comedy, *Blond Cheat* follows Michael Ashburn, a polished London loan broker's assistant who makes a questionable decision during closing hours. Desperate to secure a loan, he accepts a pair of dazzling earrings as collateral—but little does he know the jewelry is permanently attached to the borrower's ears. Enter Julie, the bewitching owner of the earrings, whose unexpected connection to the deal turns the broker's professional life into a romantic and comedic whirlwind.
Directed by Joseph Santley, this lighthearted romp blends romance, wit, and musical charm against the backdrop of 1930s high society. With Joan Fontaine and Derrick De Marney leading the ensemble cast, *Blond Cheat* delivers a playful mix of misunderstandings, flirtation, and social satire, all wrapped in the effortless glamour of pre-war cinema.
