Monte Carlo or Bust (1969) |
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| Director(s) | Ken Annakin |
| Producer(s) | Ken Annakin |
| Top Genres | Action, Comedy, Romance, Sports |
| Top Topics | Cars & Auto Racing |
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Tony Curtis(as Chester Schofield)
Monte Carlo or Bust
Released
1969
Monte Carlo or Bust
Released
1969
Tony Curtis
(as Chester Schofield)
Jack Hawkins(as Count Levinovitch)
Monte Carlo or Bust
Released
1969
Monte Carlo or Bust
Released
1969
Jack Hawkins
(as Count Levinovitch)
Terry Thomas(as Sir Cuthbert Ware)
Monte Carlo or Bust
Released
1969
Monte Carlo or Bust
Released
1969
Terry Thomas
(as Sir Cuthbert Ware)
Hattie Jacques(as Lady Journalist)
Monte Carlo or Bust
Released
1969
Monte Carlo or Bust
Released
1969
Hattie Jacques
(as Lady Journalist)
Derren Nesbitt(as Waleska)
Monte Carlo or Bust
Released
1969
Monte Carlo or Bust
Released
1969
Derren Nesbitt
(as Waleska)
Richard Wattis(as Golf Club Secretary)
Monte Carlo or Bust
Released
1969
Monte Carlo or Bust
Released
1969
Richard Wattis
(as Golf Club Secretary)
Monte Carlo or Bust Overview:
Monte Carlo or Bust (1969) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Ken Annakin and produced by Ken Annakin.
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Theme song was sung by Jimmy Durante.
Jack Hawkins is dubbed by 'Robert Rietty (I)'.
The soundtrack features a piece of music by Ron Goodwin entitled "The Schickel Shamble" (which accompanies many of Gert Fröbe's scenes). This was later used as the theme for the BBC radio show "I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue" which featured William Rushton among the panellists.
This followup to Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines or How I Flew from London to Paris in 25 hours 11 minutes had the same director (Ken Annakin), writers (Jack Davies and Annakin), composer (Ron Goodwin), and five actors. Terry-Thomas played the son of his character in the earlier movie, and Eric Sykes' character was again an employee of Terry-Thomas'. Gert Fröbe, William Rushton, and Michael Trubshawe played unrelated roles.