![]() ![]() ![]() If you like those Bob Hope or Danny Kaye comedies where the lead is mistaken for someone tough, you'll like this one. In this comedy, there really is never a dull moment, so if you want something light for the evening, check it out. "I've got goosebumps all over!" What a doll. "I've never been in love with anyone before, besides myself," he says. Robinson Dorothy ProvineTAGLINE: I'ts L-L-Loaded With Laughs.as a small-tim. While he battles real thugs, Henry Silva, Tony Bill, Slim Pickens, Mickey Shaughnessy, and Jack Elam, he also starts to fall for Dorothy. 1968 Rated G 1h 39m J(USA)Stars: Dick Van Dyke Edward G. Eddie G has a big art theft planned, and Dick is forced to play his part, otherwise he'll get whacked. And she has guts, too! When she finds herself cornered by some bad guys, she shows some smart tactics, like opening up a door then continuing down the hall for a fake exit, or turning the lights out for a shock. Poking fun at his real life love of art, Eddie G takes painting lessons from cutie pie Dorothy Provin (remember her from Good Sam), and it's very funny to see her instructing him to "feel the colors" and "paint his feelings". In addition to classic gangster jokes and mistaken identity set-ups, the rest of the movie is pretty funny, too. Dick Van Dyke plays the poor actor, who at first thinks it's funny that he's really coming across as a hitman, but soon realizes he's in far over his head. He and his cronies are awaiting a new arrival, but they accidentally pick up an actor who was merely practicing his lines and acting in character (as a gangster) off the set. In Never a Dull Moment, he plays a head honcho gangster. He's such a lovable guy, and when he smiles, it just lights up his whole face. ![]()
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