Comin' Round the Mountain

1951

Comin' Round the Mountain

Critics Consensus

No consensus yet.

Tomatometer
Not Yet Available

TOMATOMETER

Reviews Counted: N/A

38%
liked it

Audience Score

User Ratings: 328

All Critics | Top Critics

Average Rating: N/A
Reviews Count: 0
Fresh: 0
Rotten: 0

Average Rating: 3.2/5

You may have noticed some of the recent changes we have made. To read more about what we’ve been working on behind the scenes, please check out our new RT Product Blog here.

ADD YOUR RATING

Want to See

My Rating

Comin' Round the Mountain Photos

View All Photos

Movie Info

In this Abbott & Costello vehicle set in rural Kentucky, a magician (Lou Costello), his agent (Bud Abbott) and his sister (Dorothy Shay) unwittingly become involved in a down-home feud.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Classics, Comedy, Musical & Performing Arts
Directed By:

Charles Lamont
Written By:

Frederic I. Rinaldo, John Grant, Robert Lees
In Theaters:

Jul 26, 1951 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Jun 29, 1994
Runtime:

76 minutes
Studio:

Universal

Cast

Bud Abbott
as Al Stewart

Lou Costello
as Wilbert Smith

Dorothy Shay
as Dorothy McCoy

Kirby Grant
as Clark Winfield

Joe Sawyer
as Kalem McCoy

Glenn Strange
as Devil Dan Winfield

Ida Moore
as Granny McCoy

Guy Wilkerson
as Uncle Clem McCoy

Bob Easton
as Luke McCoy

Margaret Hamilton
as Aunt Huddy

Russell Simpson
as Judge

Shaye Cogan
as Matt

Virgil "Slats" Taylor
as Jasper Winfield

Barry Brooks
as Gangsters in Nightclub

O.Z. Whitehead
as Zeke

Norman Leavitt
as Zeb

Joe Kirk
as Man

William Fawcett
as Old Mountain Man

Harold Goodwin
as 2nd Mountain Man

Jack Kruschen

Peter Mamakos

Walter Catlett

Hank Worden

View All

Critic Reviews for Comin' Round the Mountain

There are no critic reviews yet for Comin' Round the Mountain. Keep checking Rotten Tomatoes for updates!

Audience Reviews for Comin' Round the Mountain

Occasional hilarious moments, with the witch's shack (played by Margaret Hamilton of Wizard of oz) a highlight, but too many Dorothy Shay musical numbers bog down proceedings.