The Littlest Diplomat (1937) [G]

Featuring:
Sybil Jason, Lumsden Hare, Charles Austin

Written by:
George Bricker
Bobby Connolly

Directed by:
Bobby Connolly


Release Date:
September 6, 1937

Original Title:
The Littlest Diplomat

Genres:
Comedy | Family

Production Companies:
Warner Bros. Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
BR: e Livre  PT: e Livre  US: G 

Runtime: 19

Young Sybil visits her grandfather, a British Colonel stationed at a garrison in India, and she helps negotiate a diplomatic truce between him and the local natives.

At an outpost near Peshawar, gruff Colonel Hardwick wants to put down the local rebellious Khan with bullets and bayonets, but the British government wants to try diplomacy, so Sir Harmon, the civilian leader, orders Hardwick to make no belligerent moves. The outpost is paid an unannounced visit by Sybil Hardwick, the colonel's granddaughter. The charming Sybil, an orphan of about seven, is strong-willed, so when her grandfather orders her to stay in her room, she leaves through the window. She's soon picked up by the Khan's men. The colonel defies Sir Harmon and rides with his men toward the Khan's encampment intent on shooting up the place and rescuing Sybil. A surprise awaits.

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Rankings and Honors

The Littlest Diplomat (1937) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 5.4/10

Director:
Bobby Connolly

Producer:
Jack L. Warner

Screenplay:
George Bricker

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