A comedy film directed by Robert Moore.
Cast: Elsa Lanchester, Peter Falk
Crew: Robert Moore (Director)
Genres: Crime, Comedy, Mystery
Release Dates: 23 Jun 1976 (United States | Wide Theatrical Release)
Did you know? After completing this movie, Peter Sellers was so convinced it was going to bomb, he convinced the producers to buy back his percentage share in the movie, thus depriving himself of a cut of the profits with the movie when it went on to be a hit. Read More
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Direction
Director
Film Type:
Feature
Language:
English
Colour Info:
Color
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
1.33:1
Stereoscopy:
No
Trivia:
After completing this movie, Peter Sellers was so convinced it was going to bomb, he convinced the producers to buy back his percentage share in the movie, thus depriving himself of a cut of the profits with the movie when it went on to be a hit.
The screaming woman sound used as a doorbell is Fay Wray's screams from King Kong (1933).
Peter Sellers reportedly played several practical jokes on the cast and crew during filming, including once calling Neil Simon up and imitating co-star Sir Alec Guinness and demanding a re-write of a key scene in the middle of the night. Neither Guinness nor Simon was amused.
The screaming woman sound used as a doorbell is Fay Wray's screams from King Kong (1933).
Peter Sellers reportedly played several practical jokes on the cast and crew during filming, including once calling Neil Simon up and imitating co-star Sir Alec Guinness and demanding a re-write of a key scene in the middle of the night. Neither Guinness nor Simon was amused.
