Plot
Call It a Day is a Warner Bros. attempt at British light comedy. Nothing much happens of any consequence in this story of a day in the life of a typical middle-class London family, headed by accountant Ian Hunter. The husband is tempted by a seductress (Marcia Ralston), the wife (Freda Inescourt) tries but fails to have a "fling" herself, the daughter (Olivia De Havilland) throws herself at a married artist (Walter Woolf King), and all is set aright before the sun goes down. The film's funniest moments belong to droll Roland Young and sharp-tongued Alice Brady. Call it a Day was adapted from Dodie Smith's gossamer-thin stage play.
Distributor(s):
Warner Brothers
Themes:
Eccentric Families
Tone:
Easygoing,Humorous,Light
Keywords:
Britain,Spring,actor,artist,daughter,dishonesty,extramarital-affair,family,husband-and-wife,problems,school,sex,slice-of-life