My fave line is when the wife says to Doug McClure that Darren McGavin reminds her of a meat grinder she once caught her finger in.
After that my brother and I would always yell "MEAT GRINDER" whenever Darren McGavin came on the screen.
I remember the film as lots of fun and fast paced. I wish I could see it again just for how old fashioned everything would look.....
If you wonder why the script on this TV movie is outstanding compared to many of the TV movies of the time, it might have something to do with being part written by Whit Masterson, who also wrote Orson Welles A Touch of Evil back in 1958.
After that my brother and I would always yell "MEAT GRINDER" whenever Darren McGavin came on the screen.
I remember the film as lots of fun and fast paced. I wish I could see it again just for how old fashioned everything would look.....
If you wonder why the script on this TV movie is outstanding compared to many of the TV movies of the time, it might have something to do with being part written by Whit Masterson, who also wrote Orson Welles A Touch of Evil back in 1958.