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| The Honeymoon Machine (1961) |
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"The Honeymoon
Machine" is a little known '60s comedy starring Steve McQueen and Paula
Prentiss, and it isn't half bad. The plot concerns three navy men who concoct a
get rich scheme involving a Casino, a signal machine, the city of Venice, and a
Supercomputer.
The plan seems fool-proof, but then two women get
involved, the head of the Navy shows up, the signal machine falls into the
canal, and a Martian-fearing sailor throws a wrench in the works. The actors
are all game (especially McQueen, who is surprisingly funny), and the script is
witty and occasionally hilarious. The Venice locations are also very nice. A
great rainy day movie, and a must for McQueen fans. B+
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| Director |
Richard Thorpe
(I) |
Steve
McQueen |
Lt. Fergie
Howard |
| Writing |
Lorenzo Semple
Jr. |
Brigid
Bazlen |
Julie
Fitch |
| Cinematography |
Joseph
LaShelle |
Paula
Prentiss |
Pam
Dunstan |
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