Pot Luck (1936 film)

Pot Luck is a 1936 British musical comedy film directed by Herbert Mason. It stars Ralph Reader, Dorothy Hyson, and Nelson Keys. The film revolves around a group of entertainers struggling to put on a show and the various romantic and comedic entanglements that arise during the process.

The film is known for its fast-paced humor and musical numbers, which were typical of British musicals of the 1930s. Ralph Reader, a popular entertainer of the era, plays a central role, contributing to the film's energetic atmosphere.

While Pot Luck wasn't a major blockbuster, it remains a notable example of British cinematic entertainment from the mid-1930s and provides a glimpse into the popular culture and comedic sensibilities of the time. It's considered a lighthearted and cheerful film, offering escapism for audiences during the interwar period.