Thank You, Jeeves is one of two films Treacher played Jeeves, but he played a lot of butlers after that. I got to meet him and let us say he was Jeeves to the nines. I remember Arthur Treacher years ago when he was through acting and was an announcer for the Merv Griffin Show. In the end thanks to Jeeves it all turns out all right. Arriving at an inn they blunder into things without knowing exactly who the players are. Then she leaves after spending the night and Niven wants to find her and over Treacher's objections they pursue her as well as her original pursuers. One fine boring evening Virginia Field changes all that by crashing the Wooster living space being pursued by some men. Yet Wooster is likable and charming if completely useless. This was Wodehouse satirizing the British upper classes between the World Wars. That's what Bertie Wooster's about, a rich young and bored heir who is forever getting in situations because he doesn't have to work for a living. Niven has been described as the man who carried more films with charm than any other actor. Still both Niven and Treacher got their starts. This was a B film for 20th Century Fox one of the first under the banner of the new company and it doesn't quite make an hour's running time. But the first billed individual here Arthur Treacher was typecast for the rest of his life playing P.G. Although he's third billed in this film, David Niven finally was noticed by critics in the role of eternal playboy Bertie Wooster.

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