Victor McLaglen, the title character of John Ford's THE INFORMER, reminded me of the circus man from Fellini's LA STRADA
 (1933). The film is a great example of how to make a film that's not just a comedy, but a drama. The story is about a young man who is sent to a boarding school to study at the University of California, Berkeley. He is accepted by the school's principal, who has a crush on him. When he meets a girl named Mary, he is shocked to find out that she is his girlfriend. Mary is the only one who can help him, and he has to deal with the fact that he's a loser. But he doesn't have to be the loser, because he can't help himself. And he does. In the end, Mary and John are reunited, with a beautiful young woman named Martha, whom he loves. <p><br />< br />The film has great performances by all the actors, including the great John Cusack, as the young boy who becomes the perfect love interest for the girl. John is also great as a teacher, a man of great integrity, an honest man, great love, good humor, strong character, etc. All of these qualities are great in this film. It's great to see a movie that is so unique and unique in its own way. I loved the way the
. The film is a great example of how to make a film that is not only entertaining but also entertaining.