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The Big Bus (1976)

Director: James Frawley

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From Time Out Film Guide

Frawley's experience directing the Monkees serves him well in timing the one-liners which make up this engaging parody of the airport disaster movie. The maiden voyage of the first nucelar-powered bus - dogged by cannibalistic bus driver, saboteur from the oil companies, and ecstatically stereotyped passengers rediscovering God, sex and wills to live in moments of crisis - is very funny even if the film never gets anywhere.

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Cast & crew

Director: James Frawley

Producer: Fred Freeman, Lawrence J Cohen

Cast: Joseph Bologna, Stockard Channing, John Beck, Rene Auberjonois, Ned Beatty, José Ferrer, Ruth Gordon full cast

Genre(s): Comedy

Duration: 89 mins


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