Fast Life

Year: 1932

Runtime: 82 mins

Language: English

Director: Harry A. Pollard

RomanceComedyAction

Two former Navy sailors (William Haines and Cliff Edwards) leave the service after a decade and try to turn their hobby into a career. Haines invents a high‑performance carburetor, but their first test sinks the admiral’s barge. Broke, they join a boat‑builder determined to create the world’s fastest racing boat, designing a new hull, engine and the experimental carburetor while battling money problems and a looming foreclosure.

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