We Go Fast (1941)

We Go Fast (1941)
This 20th Century-Fox programmer revolves around the misadventures of two not-overly-bright motorcycle patrolmen. Waitress Rose Coughlin (Lynn Bari) causes a rift between cycle cops Bob Brandon (Alan Curtis) and Herman Huff (Don Defore) when she falls in love with both. Rose then jilts the two of them, preferring the company of oriental business mogul Nabob (Gerald Mohr). Brandon and Huff come to the rescue when Nabob turns out to be a criminal. The film's best bit occurs early in the proceedings, when a speeding motorist (Tom Dugan) gives his name as "John Doe"; Brandon and Huff refuse to buy this obvious alias, whereupon the dimwit mollifies them by saying "Okay...Jonathan Doremus." ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Starring:
Lynn BariAlan Curtis, (more)
Director(s):
William McGann
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of We Go Fast

This 20th Century-Fox programmer revolves around the misadventures of two not-overly-bright motorcycle patrolmen. Waitress Rose Coughlin (Lynn Bari) causes a rift between cycle cops Bob Brandon (Alan Curtis) and Herman Huff (Don Defore) when she falls in love with both. Rose then jilts the two of them, preferring the company of oriental business mogul Nabob (Gerald Mohr). Brandon and Huff come to the rescue when Nabob turns out to be a criminal. The film's best bit occurs early in the proceedings, when a speeding motorist (Tom Dugan) gives his name as "John Doe"; Brandon and Huff refuse to buy this obvious alias, whereupon the dimwit mollifies them by saying "Okay...Jonathan Doremus." ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
William McGann
Writer(s):
Adrian ScottThomas Lennon
Producer(s):
Lou L. Ostrow
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