6 Best Robertson Hare Movies

By Vlad Zakh · February 24, 2026

Comedy feel good

Robertson Hare made a career playing meek, perpetually put-upon Englishmen in a beloved series of farces, his catchphrase becoming a defining sound of 1930s British comedy. A Cuckoo in the Nest, Turkey Time, Plunder and Rookery Nook are the Aldwych farces, Charley’s Aunt disguises a student as a chaperone, and Banana Ridge resurfaces a rubber planter’s old scandal.

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Banana Ridge (1942)

TMDB ★ 6.0

Robertson Hare features in this British comedy about a rubber plantation owner whose past scandal resurfaces when two women both claim to be his wife.

Directed by Walter C. Mycroft · 1h 28m

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Charley's Aunt (1941)

TMDB ★ 6.2

Charlie Ruggles is in this comedy about a college student who disguises himself as his own aunt to provide a proper chaperone for a double date.

Directed by Archie Mayo · 1h 20m · Rated NR

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A Cuckoo in the Nest (1933)

TMDB ★ 5.7

Ralph Lynn features in this farce about a married man's innocent overnight stay with an old flame that spirals into mishaps.

Directed by Tom Walls · 1h 23m

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Turkey Time (1933)

TMDB ★ 5.8

Ralph Lynn appears in this British farce where a family's chaotic Christmas is upended by an unexpected troupe of actresses seeking shelter.

Directed by Tom Walls · 1h 13m

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Plunder (1931)

TMDB ★ 5.8

Ralph Lynn features in this British farce about two friends who scheme to recover a stolen inheritance disguised as jewel thieves themselves.

Directed by Tom Walls · 1h 38m

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Rookery Nook (1930)

TMDB ★ 6.1

Ralph Lynn appears in this British farce about a newlywed man whose attempt to help a runaway woman spirals into a case of mistaken suspicion.

Directed by Tom Walls · 1h 30m

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Vlad Zakh

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