After the death of a man who managed a summer camp for kids, his son-in-law plans to close it and build a luxury summer resort. However, the manager's friend Harry has an idea about how to save the kids' camp.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Leslie Nielsen | ... | Harry Haber | |
Judge Reinhold | ... | Jeffrey Shayes | |
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Eddie Bowz | ... | Matt Nolan |
Emily Procter | ... | Julie Rubins | |
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Zachary Browne | ... | Eli Mackenzie |
Trevor Morgan | ... | Alec Mackenzie | |
Tony Rosato | ... | Cliff Haber | |
Harry Morgan | ... | Sol Rubins | |
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Joey Pierson | ... | Nick |
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Adam Beech | ... | Patrick |
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James Pacheco | ... | David |
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Devin Nicole Lafferty | ... | Tabitha |
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Nicholas Glaeser | ... | Sandy (as Nicolas Glaser) |
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Kathy Fitzgerald | ... | Lana |
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Bob Sorenson | ... | Pierce Hammel |
After the death of a man who managed a summer camp for kids, his son-in-law plans to close it and build a luxury summer resort. However, the manager's friend Harry has an idea about how to save the kids' camp.
...but the rest of that one isn't really something memorable. I mean...the jokes ain't funny, the story is thin and the actors aren't that great, too (especially Judge Reinold can act a lot better than he does here). But there are these dialogues involving Leslie Nielsen - and the combination of the character he plays, always repeating sentences, and the whole spirit of the great comedian Nielsen made me laugh not only once. To be true: If you want to see a really funny comedy - skip this one. But if you like to see some really senseless entertainment by the undisputed king of senseless entertainment, this one's not too bad.