A man is mistaken by foreign agents for a defecting cosmonaut and must prove his identity while evading capture.A man is mistaken by foreign agents for a defecting cosmonaut and must prove his identity while evading capture.A man is mistaken by foreign agents for a defecting cosmonaut and must prove his identity while evading capture.
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Jack Heller
- Mr. Big
- (as Jackie Heller)
Maxie Rosenbloom
- Foreign Agent
- (scenes deleted)
- (as Max 'Slapsie Maxie' Rosenbloom)
Nick Adams
- KEB Agent
- (uncredited)
Steve Allen
- Bookstore Customer with Little Boy
- (uncredited)
Greg Amsterdam
- Boy Student
- (uncredited)
Cliff Arquette
- KEB Agent
- (uncredited)
Milton Berle
- Bookstore Customer with Rope
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaFinal theatrically released film of director Harmon Jones, although he did continue to work on television for several years after.
- Quotes
Annie: Hi, Charlie, how'd you sleep last night?
Charlie Yuckapuck: No good. I was up all night trying to get the window open.
Annie: But there's no window in that room.
Charlie Yuckapuck: No wonder I couldn't get it open!
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An interesting period piece
This had a long reputation as one of the worst movies ever made, though few had actually seen it. It took me until the winter of 2007 to catch up with this one, and while by no means a good movie, it is at least an interesting one. I understand that the backstory behind this low budget production was that The Dick Van Dyke Show was wrapping up, and a few of its stars put together an independent movie. Morey Amsterdam produced, co-wrote, and starred, along with Rose Marie and Richard Deacon. As insurance, he filled his script with jokes, and filled his movie with cameos. Its plot about spies and espionage does not hold together, but now, after 40 years, the movie works on another level. The plot is dated, the stars and cameos are very much from another era of showbiz, and the jokes are of the irresistibly corny variety that have also faded into memory. So now the film is a quirky little cultural artifact of sorts. It is not good cinema, but in the wake of the Police Academy series, Dude Where's My Car, and Freddy Got Fingered, it can hardly be called among the worst movies ever made. It is offbeat, silly, dated, and, if you're in the right frame of mind, rather fun, especially if you have an interest in the era, or fond memories of it.
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- Runtime1 hour 23 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.66 : 1
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By what name was Don't Worry, We'll Think of a Title (1966) officially released in Canada in English?
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