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Caught in the Draft
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Caught in the Draft

film by Butler [1941]
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 for the first time in Caught in the Draft (1941). The film was so successful that they rejoined forces for Road to Morocco (1942)—one of the best in the “Road” series, which also starred Crosby—and They Got Me Covered (1943), a lesser espionage farce with Otto Preminger as one of


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 for the first time in Caught in the Draft (1941). The film was so successful that they rejoined forces for Road to Morocco (1942)—one of the best in the “Road” series, which also starred Crosby—and They Got Me Covered (1943), a lesser espionage farce with Otto Preminger as one of


    Read More