Not Now, Comrade

A bewildered bank manager stumbles upon a scheme by the Soviet Union to use a high-profile London bank as a front for espionage and smuggling. While trying to navigate the complex and dangerous situation, he finds himself increasingly entangled with both the British authorities and the suspicious Russian agents.

Not Now, Comrade received a mixed to negative reception upon its release, with critics often finding its humor dated and its plot somewhat predictable. However, some audiences appreciated its light-hearted, farcical elements and the performances of its comedic cast.

• A rather thin and uninspired comedy with predictable gags.
• Relies heavily on a few running jokes that quickly wear out their welcome.
• Pleasant enough for a casual watch, but lacks significant comedic impact.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce for this film, but those available suggest a mild enjoyment of the light comedy and familiar British humor.

The film is based on the novel 'All In A Good Cause' by David Reuben.