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Vote for Huggett Reviews

  • 1949
  • 1 hr 24 mins
  • Comedy
  • NR
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Mr. Huggett (Jack Warner) becomes embroiled in local politics. Kathleen Harrison, Petula Clark, Diana Dors, Susan Shaw, Peter Hammond. Gowan: John Blythe. Harold: David Tomlinson. Dudley: Anthony Newley. Fair. Ken Annakin directed.

Warner, the head of the Huggett household, decides to get into politics, promising to construct a war memorial. He runs into difficulties when his wife, Harrison, refuses to let him use her part of the land for the memorial. Dors, Harrison's niece, forges her aunt's signature on the deal and gets Warner into a fix. Trouble is averted when Shaw, Warner's daughter, discovers Dors' wrongdoing and keeps Warner from losing the election. One of three films in the rather dismal "Huggett Family" series, this was preceded by HERE COME THE HUGGETTS (1948) and THE HUGGETTS ABROAD (1949).