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KomedyaTaon1967Tagal1h 41mIMDb5.8

Monkeys, Go Home!

KomedyaPamilya

A young American inherits an olive farm in France and decides to use four chimpanzees to harvest the fruit when he finds the price of the local labor to be too costly.

Panoorin Ngayon

Trailer

Cast

Andrew V. McLaglen

Director

Maurice Chevalier

Father Sylvain

DJ

Dean Jones

Hank Dussard

Yvette Mimieux

Maria Riserau

Bernard Woringer

Marcel Cartucci

Clément Harari

Emile Paraulis

YC

Yvonne Constant

Yolande Angelli

Marcel Hillaire

Mayor Gaston Lou

Jules Munshin

Monsieur Piastillio

Alan Carney

Grocer

Maurice Marsac

Fontanino

Darleen Carr

Sidoni Riserau

DA

Don Ames

Waiter

George Bruggeman

Townsman

Peter Camlin

Cabinet Maker

Tina Menard

Townswoman

EM

Ernesto Molinari

Townsman

EP

Emma Palmese

Townswoman

MT

Maurice Tombragel

Writer

GW

G.K. Wilkinson

Writer

Mga Komento

7 Mga Komento

abigazieMay 29, 2023

source: Monkeys, Go Home!

BekoNov 18, 2022

AdéritoNov 16, 2022

Monkeys, Go Home!

Wabosha MaxineNov 16, 2022

I don't have any negative feelings towards this, yet I have nothing for it positively either - there's no real enjoyment or entertainment to be had. 'Monkeys, Go Home!' starts off intriguingly, but to me as soon as the monkeys turn up it loses all interest - which, as you can imagine, isn't great considering the title. It just sleepwalks through its run time. Dean Jones (Hank), Maurice Chevalier (Sylvain) and Yvette Mimieux (Maria) all give decent performances, but unfortunately for them everything else about the film is just so average. As for the other cast members, Bernard Woringer (Marcel) & Clément Harari (Emile) are OK antagonists. The score is solid while the locations look pretty good. However, sadly, I can't really majorly praise much else about this. Even if there are worse films out there, of course.

Prayash KasajooNov 16, 2022

Residents of a French village attempt to stop an American from using monkeys in place of human workers on his newly-acquired olive farm. Poor screenplay from G.K. Wilkinson's book "The Monkeys" actually wants us to sympathize with the land-owner, who should perhaps be forced to do his own olive picking! Forgettable Disney product with the expected slapstick interludes is well-made, if not fresh. OK performances by Dean Jones, Yvette Mimieux and wily Maurice Chevalier (in his final film), but the argument at the center of the story isn't expanded upon, and the romance which sketchily develops between Dean and Yvette seems like an afterthought as well. Obviously, this was aimed at a younger crowd, but why not give kids something to think about as well as to laugh at? *1/2 from ****

Lintle MosolaNov 16, 2022

I loved watching this as a kid. It was in two parts on Sunday nights on "The Wonderful World Of Disney" or whatever name the show was using at the time. And our country (New Zealand) only had B&W. As a young lad, I was particularly impressed by Yvette Mimieux. Drop dead gorgeous. Seeing it again a few years later, it didn't feel the same but the movie is still good light entertainment. I guess all shows seem a lot better when you're young. Nevertheless, its better than some other stuff out there that I've revisited, hence the 7 rating. If I see it out on DVD on a cheap label I plan to buy it.

Adama DansoNov 16, 2022

Not the best film ever, but with this many monkeys it can't be at all bad. Definitely worth watching. I suppose maurice chevalier also lends some class to the film. But the monkeys are the real reason for watching it. They're great. It can't be long until someone remakes this.

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