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Oh yeah! :lol
Got another for ya with Marty Feldmen, "The Last Remake Of Beau Geste"
Two CLASSICS!
They played that on a double feature last year with Gene Wilder's The World's Greatest Lover in LA. I found out a week too late and kicked myself for it.
Gene Wilder is THE MAN - royalty now, in my opinion. Too bad he gave up on Hollywood. His movies are so ingrained with my youth and my first experiences going to the movies.
I am in an Italian Commedia troupe here in California... I lift a lot of my character from Dom Delouise in this film... maybe not so much the lines he speaks (which are almost assuredly 75% improvisation) but his whole demeanor and schtick. This movie is flipping brilliant.
This is back when comedians could be funny without toilet humor. We watched it tonight. My dad vaguely remembers taking mom to see it at the movies but he isn't sure.
Iyou can't go wrong with Leslie Neilson but he never really did much gross humor either.