The Country Bumpkin Tours the City (Part 3) 1935
Step into the chaotic charm of 1930s Shanghai with *The Country Bumpkin Tours the City (Part 3)* (1935), the third hilarious installment in Shaw's beloved rural-meets-urban comedy series.
Director: Runje Shaw
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Country Bumpkin Tours the City (Part 3)* (1935) about?
The film follows a country bumpkin as they stumble through the surreal and fast-paced world of 1930s Shanghai, encountering cultural clashes and comedic mishaps at every turn. It's a lighthearted satire of urban life, packed with slapstick humor and sharp social observations that define Shaw's signature style.
Who directed *The Country Bumpkin Tours the City (Part 3)*?
The film was directed by Runje Shaw, a pioneer of early Chinese cinema known for blending comedy with social commentary in innovative ways.
Who stars in *The Country Bumpkin Tours the City (Part 3)*?
The film features Liu Mung-Kok in the lead role, supported by Tong Suet-hing, Leong Suet-Fei, Wong Sau-nin, and Yung Jau-Shing in key supporting parts.
Is *The Country Bumpkin Tours the City (Part 3)* (1935) worth watching?
If you enjoy classic comedy with a dash of historical charm, this sequel delivers plenty of laughs and a nostalgic peek into 1930s Shanghai. While it lacks modern polish, its playful energy and cultural satire make it a fun watch for fans of early film.
How long is *The Country Bumpkin Tours the City (Part 3)*?
Runtime details are not listed for this film.
About The Country Bumpkin Tours the City (Part 3) (1935) — Classic Comedy from Shaw's Beloved Series
Step into the chaotic charm of 1930s Shanghai with *The Country Bumpkin Tours the City (Part 3)* (1935), the third hilarious installment in Shaw's beloved rural-meets-urban comedy series. Directed by the visionary Runje Shaw, this lighthearted farce follows a well-meaning but bewildered country newcomer as they navigate the dizzying lights, customs, and comedic pitfalls of city life. With slapstick humor and cultural satire, the film captures the gulf between tradition and modernity, all while delivering infectious energy and heartwarming laughs. Liu Mung-Kok leads the ensemble cast, bringing a perfect blend of innocence and mischief to the role, supported by Tong Suet-hing and Leong Suet-Fei as his bewildered companions.
The atmosphere is pure pre-war Shanghai cinema—playful, fast-paced, and packed with visual gags that showcase Shaw's knack for blending comedy with social observation. Whether it's dodging street vendors or getting tangled in urban etiquette, this sequel doubles down on the series' signature blend of warmth and wit. Perfect for fans of classic comedy or anyone curious about early Chinese cinema, *The Country Bumpkin Tours the City (Part 3)* is a hidden gem waiting to be rediscovered.