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One More Time (1969)

Director: Jerry Lewis

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From Time Out Film Guide

A film to leave egg on the faces of Jerry Lewis' staunchest admirers is this London-set Rat Pack farce in which the man himself doesn't appear. A sequel to Richard Donner's equally inept Salt and Pepper, it shifts Davis and Lawford from Soho clubland into the criminal environs of the landed gentry when Lawford undertakes the impersonation of his late, lorded twin brother. Absolutely appalling.

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Cast & crew

Director: Jerry Lewis

Producer: Milton Ebbins

Cast: Sammy Davis Jr, Peter Lawford, Maggie Wright, Leslie Sands, John Wood, Sydney Arnold, Esther Anderson, Moultrie Kelsall full cast

Genre(s): Comedy

Duration: 93 mins


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