Farce / Spoof Comedy President Nixon and V.P. Agnew , as if they were Laurel and Hardy . done in a black-out style, mainly just an excuse to present gags which allow Rich Little to do his Richard Nixon persona.
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Title: Another Nice Mess (1972)
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Cast
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| Rich Little | ... | Richie | |
| Herb Voland | ... | Spiro | |
| Diahn Williams | ... | Anita | |
| Bruce Kirby | ... | Adolph | |
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Stewart Bradley | ... | Guilford |
| Stanley Adams | ... | President of Persia | |
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Magda Harout | ... | Duchess of Zanzig |
| Billy Sands | ... | Interpreter | |
| Bob Einstein | ... | Agent Nussbaum | |
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Ivan Naranjo | ... | Agent Silver Arrow |
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Tiger Joe Marsh | ... | Agent Togohashi |
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Art Lassiter | ... | Agent Washington |
| Norman Grabowski | ... | Agent Jablonski | |
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John McDonald | ... | Agent O'Flaherty (as John Mc Donald) |
| Hal Smith | ... | Chief Justice | |
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Farce / Spoof Comedy President Nixon and V.P. Agnew , as if they were Laurel and Hardy . done in a black-out style, mainly just an excuse to present gags which allow Rich Little to do his Richard Nixon persona.
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America's funniest comedy team of the decade... Richie and Spiro... in the absurd, fast moving motion picture See more »Genres:
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22 September 1972 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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$250,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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When i was a young "tween" back in the early 70's i remember seeing this movie on the marquee and seeing the poster for it at a local movie theatre... one of my friends who had just turned 13 told me he had gotten in to see it and was raving about the "fart" scene that took place in the limo... A few years ago i was trying to tell someone about this movie and got a really blank stare from them... Now I find it did exist! I would be one of those people who would love to see this thing resurface either on DVD or a cable network... I'm sure it's no worse than other "Golden Turkey Award" winning films that have resurface over the years... Maybe producer Tommy Smothers can get together with Jerry Lewis and screen this with "The Day The Clown Cried"...