It Pays to Advertise!

Synopsis

In the classic comedy film 'It Pays to Advertise!', released in 1936, a struggling advertising agency comes up with a brilliant marketing scheme that involves creating fake product endorsements. Chaos ensues as their plan leads to hilarious misunderstandings, romantic entanglements, and unexpected success. As the agency's unconventional strategies take the business world by storm, the characters find themselves caught up in a whirlwind of antics that challenge societal norms and deftly satirize the commercialism of the era. With a blend of wit, charm, and clever humor, 'It Pays to Advertise!' delivers a timeless message about the power of unconventional thinking and the value of friendship.

Cast

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  Thor Modéen

  Miller

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  Håkan Westergren

  Henry Miller

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  Åke Söderblom

  Ambrosius Bergman

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  Birgit Tengroth

  Mary Lind, secretary

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  Valdemar Dalquist

  Oskar Fagerberg

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  Anders Henrikson

  Adolf Fagerberg

Reviews

Critics have praised 'It Pays to Advertise!' for its witty humor, charming performances, and satirical take on the advertising industry of the 1930s. The film's clever script and energetic pacing have been lauded for keeping audiences entertained from start to finish. According to IMDb, the movie has garnered a rating of 6.1/10, indicating a generally positive reception among viewers. Rotten Tomatoes critics highlight the film's enduring appeal and comedic timing that still resonates with modern audiences. Overall, 'It Pays to Advertise!' remains a delightful cinematic gem that showcases the talents of its cast and the brilliance of its timeless humor.