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Kevin Casey | ... |
Beth Rowe
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Eric Tomlin | ... |
Joe Moss
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Anthony Cardoza | ... |
Harry Rowe
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Marcia Knight | ... |
Suzy Belmont
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Bob Carrano | ... |
Bob
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Michael Rae | ... |
Red
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Jerry Mann | ... |
Bernie
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Keith Walton | ... |
Jim the Photographer
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Paul Francis | ... |
Pete
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Frankie Bonner
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Jimmy Bryant | ... |
Himself - Night Jumpers Guitar Player
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Rue Barclay | ... |
Himself - Night Jumpers Bass Player
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Junior Nichols | ... |
Himself - Night Jumpers Drummer
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Harold Hensley | ... |
Himself - Night Jumpers Sax Player
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Harold Saunders | ... |
Mr. Morgan
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A couple own an airfield which makes its money on skydiving in the middle of New Mexico. They are having marital problems because the man is cheating on his wife, but remains she tries to remain true to him. The woman he is cheating with is jealous of the man's wife, so she seduces another guy to conspire with her to kill him. Meanwhile, the wife is cheating on the cheating husband with the husband's old Army buddy... and they all enjoy coffee all the while. Written by Jonah Falcon <jonahnynla@mindspring.com>
Very easily one of the most bungling and unskilled attempts at film making in history. Sound synch is solved by showing other people listening as one person speaks, or just doesn't synch at all. The plot is a real head-scratcher, leaving one wondering who this was supposed to be about, what was the point, who was the beatnik with a chicken under his arm? Everyone appears to be reading directly from cue cards, voices droning on and on, no emphasis or vocal-inflection for these people posing as actors. Skydiving scenes are just stock footage intercut with close-ups of the actors hanging in a soundstage. Coleman Francis has a knack for throwing something new at you, but in a good way. To think that he actually wasted paper on this is dumbfounding in itself. However, the entire film is so badly done, it's quite funny. Any version is funny and worth the watch just to see such a bad movie can actually be made, but I suggest the MST3K version, as it is absolutely priceless.