Hold My Hand (film)
| Industry | Film production |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | United Kingdom |
Hold My Hand is a 1938 British musical comedy motion picture helmed by director Thornton Freeland, featuring performances by Stanley Lupino, Fred Emney, and Barbara Blair. This production, created under the banner of Associated British Picture Corporation, draws its story from a musical stage play authored by Lupino, with a production budget totaling £39,773.
Plot
The narrative centers on a wealthy individual who purchases a newspaper, setting off a chain of romantic entanglements.
Critical reception
The film received a two-star rating out of five from TV Guide, which characterized it as an "occasionally amusing farce."