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In the whimsical 1956 comedy Who Done It?, the stage is set for an uproarious blend of crime and laughter, spearheaded by the cheeky British comic Benny Hill in his film debut. Hill plays the role of a hapless street sweeper who, after hitting the jackpot, decides to trade in his broom for a magnifying glass, venturing into the unpredictable world of private investigation. As he clumsily navigates his new career, he stumbles upon a sinister plot to assassinate British scientists, leading him on a hilarious chase filled with quirky characters and unexpected twists.
The film thrives on Hill's signature slapstick humor, showcasing his ability to turn mundane scenarios into laugh-out-loud moments. The plot cleverly intertwines elements of mystery and comedy, allowing viewers to enjoy the absurdity of Hill's antics as he bumbles through clues and confrontations. The supporting cast adds to the film's charm, providing a colorful backdrop against which Benny's character shines. Who Done It? is not just a lighthearted romp; it also playfully critiques the seriousness of the detective genre, making it an entertaining watch for fans of comedy and crime alike. With its quirky premise and Benny Hill’s unmistakable flair, this film invites audiences to laugh along while pondering the age-old question: just who done it, anyway?