Unbeatable Harold (2006)A wannabe Elvis meets his true love, the best waitress in the West. Director:Ari Palitz |
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Unbeatable Harold (2006)A wannabe Elvis meets his true love, the best waitress in the West. Director:Ari Palitz |
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Gordon Michaels | ... | ||
| Nicole DeHuff | ... | ||
| Dylan McDermott | ... | ||
| Henry Winkler | ... | ||
| Gladys Knight | ... | ||
| Taryn Manning | ... | ||
| Phyllis Diller | ... | ||
| Lin Shaye | ... | ||
| Charles Durning | ... | ||
| Tim Russ | ... | ||
| Michelle Phillips | ... | ||
| Annabella Gutman | ... |
Groupie #1
(as Annabelle Gutman)
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| Amy Weber | ... | ||
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Willam Belli | ... | ||
| Lourdes Benedicto | ... | ||
In the Biggest Little City in the World, Reno Nevada, lives a lovable loser, Harold James Clark. He's reaching for the stars while he searches for love and hopes to live his dream of becoming full time manager at the Wagontrain Steakhouse. Harold's assistant manager status already leaves him feeling lucky. Harold looks at a half filled glass and is simply amazed that there is even a glass. This Elvis wannabe finally meets his dream girl, Wanda Livingston. She's just run away from Vegas and her 80's rocker boyfriend, Jake Salamander. Never-mind her lack of waitressing skills, Harold gets her a job at the Wagontrain anyhow, and shows her the ropes. When Jake shows up in Reno Wanda decides to give him another chance. Meanwhile, Harold and Wanda become close real fast. Too close for Wanda. Not close enough for Harold. He's in Love... And ready to pop the question. Written by Gordon Michaels
I had the honor of attending the premier showing of this film. It was a delightful, funny, warm, endearing, refreshing interlude---a pleasant break from some of the weird and violent films I have seen. This is a film you can take your wife or kids to and sit back and simply enjoy yourself. There are some outstanding and talented actors and singers in this film and I hope that it will be followed by a sequel movie or a TV series. I am told that Henry Winkler (The Fonz) has expressed interest in being a part of the TV series when and if it happens. What great fun that would be! I read the previous reviewer's comments in disbelief, because this wonderful and worthwhile movie has something in it for just about everyone.