| Genres: Television Sub-Genres: Abbott & Costello Studio: St. Clair Vision Format: DVD - Black and White Run Time: 2hr 53min Screens: Black and White Number of Discs: 1 SwapaDVD Credits: 1 Total Copies: 1 Members Wishing: 0 MPAA Rating: G (General Audience) |
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Member Movie Reviews Chris K. (dalpal) from ALBION, IN Reviewed on 1/25/2012... Double Feature: Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis in At War With The Army and Abbott & Costello in Africa Screams Africa Screams: Stanley Livingstone (Costello) is a shy book salesman, Buzz Johnson (Abbott) his scheming friend in this thoroughly silly jungle comedy. When the two pose as safari leaders, they end up in Africa in search of a diamond mine. They encounter a cannibal tribe, a giant gorilla, a wild river and an orangutan who develops a crush on Stanley. Supporting cast includes animal trainer Clyde Beatty, big-game tracker Frank Buck, Stooge Shemp Howard as a nearsighted gunman, and boxing brothers Max and Buddy Baer. Black & white, run time 80 min. At War With the Army: In their FIRST starring feature, Martin & Lewis set the pattern for all their future movie hits. Dino is First Sgt. Puccinelli, a suave, singing Romeo. Jerry is Pfc. Korwin, a clumsy goofball. Set on an army base in WWII, this comedy classic is full of clowning, jokes, and highlights including a soda-machine scene and Lewis' rendition of "The Navy Gets the Gravy but the Army Gets the Beans." Black & White, run time 93 min. 0 of 1 member(s) found this review helpful.
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