A Yank in London, and the glimpses of Irene Manning singing for the boys at the Rainbow Corner in Piccadilly will stir memories. But the picture, like the script, is diffuse, and Mr. Wilcox in his direction permits scenes to dissolve in a rambling, confusing style"; while more recently TV Guide called it "An entertaining but overlong romance." References External links 1945 films 1940s romantic comedy-drama films 1940s war comedy films 1940s war drama films British romantic comedy-drama films British war comedy films British war drama films British black-and-white films Films directed by Herbert Wilcox British World War II propaganda films 1945 comedy films 1945 drama films 1940s English-language films