Jimmy Clitheroe in, "Much to shy" with. George Formby.

[@babsskett2757]

Good old George Formby & Jimmy Clitheroe. I used to really like them. Nice to see then again.

[@terencebarrett2897]

these two were born stars,and genuine gold bars ,absolutely brilliant

[@DermotAMaher]

+1 :-)

[@MARKETMAN6789]

Love this from my childhood thank you

[@DermotAMaher]

Your welcome:-)

[@lynneforsyth8231]

I miss these shows so much...all this innocence has gone now..how sad

[@robertbills4290]

I love the old black and white films always seemed real life and magical with good acting

[@seemablake3739]

Jimmy was adorable!!!!

[@pwareham61]

Funny Charming And Timeless

[@peteenty62]

This is true comedy 😂 and not a swear word uttered, unlike the comedians of today 🤬

[@pwareham61]

Great Point

[@billygillan2217]

Really was taleted,sad the way he ended such a talent as the great George who he was great friends with.

[@JdamRekt]

The George character sounds like Alfy from the radio show i wish i could fine more episodes than there's on KZbin

[@gaynormossop1678]

Where do you think Danny Ross got his character Alfie from

[@jpmoses6208]

His name is Andy in the film, but talks to the horse and calls himself, "Uncle George"... good stuff !

[@deancarter8667]

Jimmy was 20/21 here.

[@DermotAMaher]

dean carter Yes your right, Jimmy was born on the 24th December 1921, and this film was made in 1941

[@peterh1353]

Jimmy turned misfortune in to fortune. Died so young though.

[@jumpfortyfour9965]

jimmy is very young in this film

[@stevec2993]

19

[@Hertog_von_Berkshire]

"Much too shy" would make more sense.