What Next, Corporal Hargrove?

While on leave, a charming but clumsy soldier named Corporal Hargrove falls for a nurse. Their budding romance is put on hold when Hargrove is unexpectedly transferred back to his unit for a dangerous mission. Despite his best efforts to avoid trouble, Hargrove's characteristic mishaps ensue, threatening both his mission and his newfound relationship.

This lighthearted World War II comedy, a sequel to 'See Here, Private Hargrove,' was generally well-received for its escapist humor and performances, particularly from Robert Walker. It offered audiences a welcome dose of levity during wartime, though critics noted its predictable plot and reliance on slapstick.

• Praised for its consistent humor and likable protagonist.
• Appreciated as a light and entertaining wartime distraction.
• Criticized by some for its formulaic storyline and reliance on comedic mishaps.

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This film was one of the first major motion pictures to be produced by the newly formed MGM-British Studios in London after World War II.