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Title: The Fortune Cookie (1966)
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| Jack Lemmon | ... | Harry Hinkle | |
| Walter Matthau | ... | Willie Gingrich | |
| Ron Rich | ... | Luther 'Boom Boom' Jackson | |
| Judi West | ... | Sandy Hinkle | |
| Cliff Osmond | ... | Purkey | |
| Lurene Tuttle | ... | Mother Hinkle | |
| Harry Holcombe | ... | O'Brien | |
| Les Tremayne | ... | Thompson | |
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Lauren Gilbert | ... | Kincaid |
| Marge Redmond | ... | Charlotte Gingrich | |
| Noam Pitlik | ... | Max | |
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Harry Davis | ... | Dr. Krugman |
| Ann Shoemaker | ... | Sister Veronica | |
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Maryesther Denver | ... | Nurse |
| Ned Glass | ... | Doc Schindler | |
A CBS cameraman is accidentally knocked out during a football game in Cleveland. His brother-in-law, William "Whiplash Willie" Gingrich, is the king of the ambulance chasing lawyers and starts a suit while he's still unconscious. The cameraman is against it until he hears that his ex-wife will be coming to see him. He pretends to be injured to get her back, but also sees what the strain is doing to the Cleveland Browns player who injured him. Written by John Vogel <jlvogel@comcast.net>
A greedy lawyer convinces his cameraman brother-in-law to sue after the latter is inadvertently hit by a football player while filming an NFL game. In the first of several films to pair Lemmon and Mathau, the actors play roles typical of their collaborations, with the former a decent, neurotic fellow and the latter a shyster. After "The Apartment," Wilder never quite achieved the success he experienced earlier in his great career as he was churning out one classic after another. This is a product of his declining years - not bad but not very funny either and far too long for a comedy. Whatever happened to West, the attractive actress who plays Lemmon's ex-wife?