Every Madman to His Specialty
Julio Cesar (Enrique Herrera), writer of soap operas, is very upset nerves. Dr. Jimenez (Alberto Galán) recommends an institution that will give he a therapy to cure these scares. To avoid exposure to bad publicity, is camouflaged by the pseudonym Justiniano Conquian . By chance, a taxidermist (Joaquin Pardavé) also named. His case is different: it is a millionaire heir heritage potential, but will only be legally recognized if it meets a peculiar condition in the will, having to spend a whole month in the gloomy castle Conquian, competing with other heirs of fortune. Dr. Jimenez is bribed by a cousin of Justinian to send the false Conquian scares Castle into thinking that is the sanatorium.
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Plot Summary
A down-on-his-luck songwriter inherits a sizable fortune, but his newfound wealth attracts unwanted attention and complications. He finds himself entangled with a con artist and a woman who may or may not be genuine. The film follows his attempts to navigate his new life, protect his inheritance, and find true love amidst the chaos.
Critical Reception
This film is a relatively obscure B-movie from the era, and critical reception was generally lukewarm. It's noted for being a standard romantic comedy of its time, with little that truly stands out but offering mild entertainment.
What Reviewers Say
- Offers lighthearted entertainment typical of studio comedies from the late 1930s.
- The plot follows predictable romantic comedy tropes without significant innovation.
- Performances are serviceable, fitting the light tone of the film.
Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce for this older title, but general sentiment suggests it's a pleasant, if unremarkable, diversion.
Fun Fact
The film was part of Warner Bros.' output of lower-budget features aimed at filling out double-bill programs.
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