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$17.95
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Format: VHS
Jul 1991
Not Rated
Recording Mode: (unknown)
Closed Captioned
109 min. |
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Details
Movie Description
Martin and Lewis at their best as tyro comic-book artist Martin uses the feverish dreams of his daffy roommate Lewis for storylines. Turns out the comic-fueled reverie contains real government secrets, and the chase is on. Great women in support: MacLaine, Malone, Gabor, Ekberg.
Synopsis
A struggling Greenwich Village artist and his goofy roommate unwittingly get involved in spy intrigue.
After Rick Todd gets a job drawing for a gory science fiction comic book, he desperately needs story ideas. For help, he turns to his roommate, Eugene Fullstack, a fan of lurid comics who keeps having wildly imaginative nightmares as a result of what he reads.
Rick starts stealing the plot lines from Eugene's dreams to use in his work, but the two of them get into trouble because the stories somehow contain real national security secrets. As a result, they are pursued by both U.S. agents and spies, with typically funny, chaotic results.
Film Notes
Shot in VistaVision. Color by Technicolor.
Additional cast: Alan Lee (Otto).
Additional credits: Norman Luboff (vocal arrangements) and Charles O'Curran (choreographer).
Songs: "Artists and Models," "When You Pretend," "Inamorata," "You Look So Familiar" and "The Lucky Song"
Industry Reviews
"...A hypnotically garish color feast satirizing the '50s comic book craze..."
USA Today - Mike Clark (03/11/1994)
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