Eight on the Lam (1967) - film review

Comedy

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Eight on the Lam is an American film comedy first released in 1967, directed by George Marshall. The film stars Bob Hope, Phyllis Diller, Jonathan Winters, Shirley Eaton and Jill St. John. It has also been released under the title: Eight on the Run. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: George Marshall
Script: Bob Fisher, Albert E. Lewin, Arthur Marx, Burt Styler
Photo: Alan Stensvold
Music: George Romanis
Cast: Bob Hope (Henry Dimsdale), Phyllis Diller (Golda), Jonathan Winters (Police Sgt. Jasper Lynch), Shirley Eaton (Ellie Barton), Jill St. John (Monica), Stacey Gregg (Linda), Kevin Brodie (Steve), Robert Hope (Mike), Glenn Gilger (Andy), Avis Hope (Dana), Debi Storm (Lois), Michael Freeman (Mark), Austin Willis (Mr. Pomeroy), Peter Leeds (Marty), Elvia Allman (Neighbor), Phil Arnold (Bald man in Restaurant), Larry J. Blake (Police Officer), George Cisar (Arthur, at Laundromat), John Cliff (Trooper Radio Dispatcher), Robert Foulk (Detective), Jonathan Hole (Jewelry Salesman), Helen Kleeb (Bit Role), Charles Lane (Bank Examiner), Nora Marlowe (Arthur’s Wife), Ed Prentiss (Minister), Eddie Quillan (Car Dealer), Richard Reeves (Bit Role), Christopher Riordan (Bank Worker), Herb Vigran (Real Estate Agent), Bill Williams (Cop at Roadblock)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 107 min
Aka: Eight on the Run

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