Who Done It? 1942
"Shudder through your laughter at the gayest, goofiest manhunt since Abbott and Costello convulsed the screen!"
Get ready to be transported to the zany world of 1940s comedy with Who Done It? (1942), a hilarious mystery starring the incomparable duo of Abbott and Costello. Directed by Erle C.
Director: Erle C. Kenton
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Who Done It? (1942) about?
Two bumbling soda jerks find themselves in the midst of a real-life murder investigation when they pitch their radio mystery idea at a local station.
Who directed Who Done It??
Erle C. Kenton brings his unique brand of comedy to the director's chair in this classic Abbott and Costello vehicle.
Who stars in Who Done It??
Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Patric Knowles, and Louise Allbritton star in this sidesplitting comedy.
Is Who Done It? (1942) worth watching?
With its lighthearted tone, wacky characters, and plenty of laughs, Who Done It? is a classic comedy that's sure to entertain even the most discerning viewer.
How long is Who Done It??
The film clocks in at 77 minutes, making it a quick and enjoyable watch for fans of the genre.
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About Who Done It? (1942) — A Hilarious Mystery That's Anything but Serious
Get ready to be transported to the zany world of 1940s comedy with Who Done It? (1942), a hilarious mystery starring the incomparable duo of Abbott and Costello. Directed by Erle C. Kenton, this side-splitting film follows two bumbling soda jerks who dream of writing radio mysteries. When they pitch their idea at a local radio station, they find themselves in the midst of a real-life murder investigation. As they try to solve the crime, they must also navigate the wacky world of radio broadcasting. With its lighthearted tone, wacky characters, and plenty of laughs, Who Done It? is a classic comedy that will keep you entertained from start to finish. So grab some popcorn and get ready to join the manhunt of the century!
In Who Done It?, the line between reality and radio mystery is blurred, and the result is a film that is both a loving send-up of the genre and a clever pastiche of the era's popular culture. With its clever writing, physical comedy, and memorable performances, this film is a must-see for fans of Abbott and Costello and classic comedy in general.