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Never a Dull Moment (1968)

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Release Date: Jun 26, 1968 Wide

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Movie Info

Jack Albany (Dick Van Dyke) is an actor in a television series who is mistaken for a real-life murderer Ace Williams (Jack Elam). Comedy ensues when gangster Leo Smooth (Edward G. Robinson) goes after Jack. Robinson reprises the role of the gangster tough guy he made famous in the 1930s. He leads a comical crew of criminals which include Ned Glass, Mickey Shaughnessy, Slim Pickens, Henry Silva and Tony Bill. Sally (Dorothy Provine) is the love interest who comes to the aid of the unhappy Jack.

G, 1 hr. 30 min.

Drama, Television, Kids & Family, Comedy

Directed By: Jerry Paris

In Theaters: Jun 26, 1968 Wide

On DVD: Jul 6, 2004

Cast

Dick Van Dyke
Jack Albany
Edward G. Robinson
Leo Joseph Smooth
Dorothy Provine
Sally Inwood
Henry Silva
Frank
Joanna Cook Moore
Melanie Smooth
Tony Bill
Florian
Slim Pickens
Cowboy
Jack Elam
Ace Williams
Ned Glass
Rinzy
Richard Bakalyan
Bobby
Mickey Shaughnessy
Francis
Philip Coolidge
Fingers
Eleanor Audley
Matron
Anthony Caruso
Tony Preston
John Cliff
Museum Gaurd
John Dennis
Museum Guard
Ken Lynch
Police Lieutenant
Tyler McVey
Police Chief Grayson
James Millhollin
Museum Director
Jackie Russell
Sexy woman
Johnny Silver
Prop Man
Dick Winslow
TV Actor
Bob Homel
TV Actor "Police Capt. ...
Jerry Paris
Police Photographer
Paul Condylis
Lenny

Critic Reviews for Never a Dull Moment

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OK star comedy that feels like a TV show.

August 18, 2004 Comment

Ken Hanke

Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)

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This has to be the best Disney movie I've ever seen.I use to watch Disney movies as a kid & remember when they didn't suck but nowadays I never watch them anymore.This goes to show that you can't go wrong with old school Disney.They don't make them like they use to anymore

November 6, 2010

Brody Manson

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This is a modest little Disney comedy that features Dick Van Dyke and Edward G. Robinson. It doesn't try to deliver ambitious belly-laughs, but delivers a happy episode that moves quickly along.

September 13, 2007