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You’re Telling Me (1941) | Slate

You’re Telling Me

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Rated 9.0 on TMDB

You’re Telling Me

WW2 Short Informational Comedy warning of the perils of rumour-mongering.

Released: 1941

Direction and writing

Bladon PeakeDirector

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