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The 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock (1959) |
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Fans of Abbott & Costello will find this depressingCostello was tired of "carrying" Abbott and tired of slapstick. He wanted roles to show his range as an actor. Abbott said, "Call me when you're ready to get back together." Costello never called. He probably wished he would have. His last movie, his only starring film without Abbott, is an embarrassment. You can almost read Costello's mind' "what am I doing in this piece of junk? " Poor Lou doesn't get a laugh in the whole film and he just looks sad and lost. He used to be able to sell an audience the most ridiculous situations. In this, he can't even sell walking down the street. Costello never lived to see the premiere. What a shame that this was his last film.




Fans of Abbott & Costello will find this depressingCostello was tired of "carrying" Abbott and tired of slapstick. He wanted roles to show his range as an actor. Abbott said, "Call me when you're ready to get back together." Costello never called. He probably wished he would have. His last movie, his only starring film without Abbott, is an embarrassment. You can almost read Costello's mind' "what am I doing in this piece of junk? " Poor Lou doesn't get a laugh in the whole film and he just looks sad and lost. He used to be able to sell an audience the most ridiculous situations. In this, he can't even sell walking down the street. Costello never lived to see the premiere. What a shame that this was his last film.





















