Also along for the ride are Vic Oliver as an impresario, Leslie Perrins as the nasty choreographer, and best of all a brief turn by an uncredited Terry-Thomas as the drunken lead who needs to be replaced. He may be about twenty years away from stardom, but already his screen persona is fully formed. Rhythm in the Air, despite its American star, was never going to compete with the best of the Hollywood musicals but it is an amusing way to spend an hour or so. A uptight young couple come into some cash and spend the money on a round the world trip that turns out more adventurous than they hoped. This is possibly Hitchcock's weirdest film but it has bags of charm and a lot of the playfulness that would become his trademark.
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Val Valentine, Alma Reville, Alfred Hitchcock. Despite this whipping, Jack is asked to join the same boxing stable as Bob. Jack becomes aware of this and as he battles his way up the billing the stage is set for a final showdown with Bob. There are no murders, no innocent young men on the run, the girl's even a brunette. Nothing - except for the fact that it is excellent.