Who's Minding the Mint?

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DVD-R Details

Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 1 hours, 43 minutes
Video: Color
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Released: February 7, 2012
Originally Released: 1967
Label: Sony Pictures Home

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Jim Hutton
Performer:		Walter Brennan, Jack Gilford, Milton Berle, Joey Bishop, Victor Buono, Dorothy Provine, Jamie Farr, David J. Stewart, Jackie Joseph & Dodo Denney
Directed by		Howard Morris
Edited by		Adrienne Fazan
Written by		R. S. Allen & Harvey Bullock
Composition by		Lalo Schifrin
Produced by		Norman Maurer
Director of Photography:		Joseph F. Biroc

Description by OLDIES.com:

When United States Mint employee Harry Lucas (Jim Hutton) inadvertently destroys $50,000, he enlists the aid of retired printer Pop Gillis (Walter Brennan) and expert safecracker Avery Dugan (Jack Gilford) to steal the engraving plates. Deafened by his work in prison, Dugan gets a hearing aid from pawnbroker Luther Burton (Milton Berle) who, learning of the plot, cuts himself in. As the scheme's "manager," Luther then brings in Ralph (Joey Bishop), who works in the sewer and can help them reach the Mint; the Captain, an operator of kiddie playground "boats" that can navigate the sewers; and Willie (Bob Denver), an ice cream vendor to be used as a decoy for attractive busybody Verna (Dorothy Provine). Newly remastered.

Product Description:

A first rate cast brings this wonderful comedy to life. It's about a money checker at the U.S. Mint who loses $50,000, and with the help of several of his friends, reprints the money to cover the loss.

Keywords:

Buddies | Scams And Cons | Mishaps | Theatrical Release

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