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  • Boots! Boots! (1934)
  • 80 min | Comedy, Musical
Boots! Boots! (1934)
80 min | Comedy, Musical

This George Formby film is packed with songs in the inimitable Formby fashion (including the controversial 'Little Ukulele') and guest appearances by his wife Beryl, this is essential viewing for all fans of Formby and British musicals!
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Director
Bert Tracy (as Bert Tracey)
Writers
Jack Cottrell (story) (as Jack Cottrill) | George Formby (story)
Producer
Cinematographer
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Status
Edit Released
Updated Feb 8, 1934

Release date
Jul 30, 1934 (United Kingdom)

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Cast

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13 cast members
Name Known for
George Formby
John Willie - Boots John Willie - Boots   See fewer
Beryl Formby
Snooky - Scullery Maid (as Beryl) Snooky - Scullery Maid (as Beryl)   See fewer
Arthur Kingsley
Manager Manager   See fewer
Tonie Forde
Marie - Chambermaid Marie - Chambermaid   See fewer
Lilian Keyes
Lady Royston (as Lillian Keyes) Lady Royston (as Lillian Keyes)   See fewer
Donald Read
Sir Alfred Royston (as Donald Reid) Sir Alfred Royston (as Donald Reid)   See fewer
Constance Fletcher
Mrs. Clifford Mrs. Clifford   See fewer
Wallace Bosco
Mr. Clifford Mr. Clifford   See fewer
Myfanwy Southern
Peggy - Reception Clerk Peggy - Reception Clerk   See fewer
Harry Hudson
Cabaret (as Harry Hudson and his band) Cabaret (as Harry Hudson and his band)   See fewer
Bert Tracy
Chef (uncredited) Chef (uncredited)   See fewer
Dan Young
Guest (uncredited) Guest (uncredited)   See fewer
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