Nazty Nuisance (1943)

In this vibrant Hal Roach "Streamliner" comedy, the notorious Adolf Hitler clandestinely sets sail to the tropical utopia of Norom to broker a secret treaty with the eminent Chief Paj Mab. Despite Hitler's sly efforts, his burdensome allies — the pompous Benito Mussolini and the obstinate General Suki Yaki — uncover his scheme and forcefully tag along, adding a layer of chaos to the already tangled web of intrigue. Simultaneously, the hearty crew of the Susan Q, a merchant ship torpedoed by a relentless Nazi U-Boat, finds refuge in the lush landscapes of Norom. Among them is the cunning Seaman Benson, whose exploratory ventures on the island lead him to cross paths with the inebriated Bobo the Great, a magician set to perform for the Paj Mab and his special guest, Hitler. If Bobo succeeds, he'll reap a cash prize and a coveted pig. Failure, however, promises a grim fate. When Bobo succumbs to his drunken state, leaving his grand performance hanging in the balance, Benson seizes the opportunity. Adopting Bobo's identity, he crafts a plan to serve Hitler a healthy dose of disruption, right in the heart of the Axis. This unexpected twist spirals into a whirlwind of hilarity as the trio of dictators find themselves at the mercy of Benson's ingenious antics. Meanwhile, an intrepid American P.T-boat crew, already present on the island, plots their own surprise for Hitler and his unsuspecting companions. As the tension heightens, "The Last Three" find themselves embroiled in a comedy of errors, leading to a riotous tangle of slapstick humor, unexpected alliances, and uproarious tricks that promise to keep audiences laughing from start to finish.

Nazty Nuisance is an action movie featuring Bobby Watson and directed by Glenn Tryon.

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