The Out-of-Towners
"When they take you for an out-of-towner, they really take you."
6.7•May 28, 1970•1h 38m
Storyline
A trip to New York for a job interview turns into a trip to hell for a small town couple.
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Top Cast
Jack Lemmon
George Kellerman
Sandy Dennis
Gwen Kellerman
Sandy Baron
Lenny Moyers
Anne Meara
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Robert Nichols
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Ann Prentiss
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Philip Bruns
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Featured Reviews
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barrymost
September 8, 2019
7 / 10
'Chaos ensues' is practically an understatement, as Mr. and Mrs. Kellerman embark on a business trip to NYC and mishap after mishap assails the poor couple. After a while, all the misfortune and unbelievable predicaments may grow annoying and/or tiresome to some viewers, but I thought the whole ordeal was pretty funny. Jack Lemmon is hilarious; Sandy Dennis is over-the-top annoying. I'll bet the script writer had a field day writing this! All in all, this film deserves a place in the annals of ultimate screwball comedy.
