Don't Get Nervous

Synopsis

In the 1929 movie Don't Get Nervous, we follow the story of Georgie Price, a talented performer known for his comedic acts. As tensions rise and mishaps occur, Georgie finds himself in a series of comical and nerve-wracking situations. The film captures the essence of vaudeville entertainment while delivering moments of laughter and unexpected twists. With a blend of physical comedy and witty dialogue, Don't Get Nervous takes the audience on a delightful journey through the challenges faced by Georgie as he navigates through his performances. The movie showcases the talents of the era and offers a nostalgic glimpse into the world of early 20th-century entertainment.

Cast

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  Georgie Price

  himself

• Bryan Foy

  himself

• Harold Levey

  Self - Harold Levey (uncredited)

• Frank McNellis

  Self (uncredited)

Reviews

Don't Get Nervous impressed critics with its charming portrayal of the vaudeville scene and the comedic genius of Georgie Price. While some found the plot predictable, many praised the performances and the film's ability to capture the spirit of the era. "A delightful comedy that brings a nostalgic charm to the screen," mentioned a reviewer from Metacritic. Critics from IMDb noted, "Georgie Price shines in his role, showcasing his comedic timing with finesse." With a mix of slapstick humor and heartwarming moments, Don't Get Nervous manages to entertain audiences and leave them with a smile. The movie's simple yet engaging storyline has garnered positive feedback from viewers who appreciate classic comedy and the talents of Georgie Price.