The Brass Bottle (1964) |
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| Director(s) | Harry Keller |
| Producer(s) | Robert Arthur |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Fantasy |
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Tony Randall(as Harold Ventimore)
The Brass Bottle
Released
1964
The Brass Bottle
Released
1964
Tony Randall
(as Harold Ventimore)
Burl Ives(as Fakrash)
The Brass Bottle
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1964
The Brass Bottle
Released
1964
Burl Ives
(as Fakrash)
Barbara Eden(as Sylvia Kenton)
The Brass Bottle
Released
1964
The Brass Bottle
Released
1964
Barbara Eden
(as Sylvia Kenton)
Edward Andrews(as Professor Kenton)
The Brass Bottle
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1964
The Brass Bottle
Released
1964
Edward Andrews
(as Professor Kenton)
Richard Erdman(as Seymour Jenks)
The Brass Bottle
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1964
The Brass Bottle
Released
1964
Richard Erdman
(as Seymour Jenks)
Ann Doran(as Martha Kenton)
The Brass Bottle
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1964
The Brass Bottle
Released
1964
Ann Doran
(as Martha Kenton)
Philip Ober(as William Beevor)
The Brass Bottle
Released
1964
The Brass Bottle
Released
1964
Philip Ober
(as William Beevor)
Parley Baer(as Samuel Wackerbath)
The Brass Bottle
Released
1964
The Brass Bottle
Released
1964
Parley Baer
(as Samuel Wackerbath)
The Brass Bottle Overview:
The Brass Bottle (1964) was a Comedy - Fantasy Film directed by Harry Keller and produced by Robert Arthur.
The Brass Bottle BlogHub Articles:
The Brass Bottle: A Comfort Comedy with a Genie and a Future Jeannie
Burl Ives as a genie in The Brass Bottle.The 1960s may have been the last decade where the "comfort comedy" reigned supreme at the box office. That may have to do, in large part, with the number of comedic actors working at the time. Veteran stars like Doris Day, Cary Grant, James Stewart, and Bob H... Read full article
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The Brass Bottle Quotes:
Fakrash:
My patience is exhausted! Small minds deserve small bodies to *match*.
Harold Ventimore:
Oh, my Kum Kum came.
Harold Ventimore:
[to bowing men in Middle Eastern garb] Oh, for Pete's sake get up, this is not Baghdad it's Pasadena.
Fakrash:
Let the rat that is between the paws of the leopard refrain from words of provocation.
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Served as the inspiration for I Dream of Jeannie.