Lost in a Harem

Synopsis

In the classic comedy 'Lost in a Harem' (1944), Bud Abbott finds himself entangled in a series of hilarious misadventures when he and his partner Lou Costello are mistaken for Arabian royalty. The duo must navigate the dangerous political landscape of the fictional Middle-Eastern country of Arabinia while trying to find a way back home. Filled with witty exchanges, slapstick humor, and clever wordplay, 'Lost in a Harem' is a timeless comedy that showcases Abbott and Costello's comedic genius in a unique setting that guarantees laughter from start to finish.

Cast

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  Bud Abbott

  Peter Johnson

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  Lou Costello

  Harvey Garvey

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  Marilyn Maxwell

  Hazel Moon

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  John Conte

  Prince Ramo

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  Douglass Dumbrille

  Nimativ

• Lottie Harrison

  Teema

Reviews

Mixing comedy with exotic adventure, 'Lost in a Harem' receives mixed reviews from critics. While some praise the film for Abbott and Costello's impeccable timing and on-screen chemistry, others find the storyline lacking depth and coherence. Rotten Tomatoes rates the film with mixed reviews, acknowledging the duo's comedic talents but criticizing the film's reliance on outdated stereotypes. IMDb users give 'Lost in a Harem' a rating of 6.3/10, with many praising the film's comedic sequences while acknowledging its shortcomings in pacing. Metacritic offers a more subdued reception, with some reviewers appreciating the classic charm of the film while others find its humor outdated. Despite its flaws, 'Lost in a Harem' remains a testament to Abbott and Costello's enduring appeal in the realm of comedy.