THE MALTESE BIPPY 1969
I caught the last half of this on TCM the other day. Deciding to cash in on their new found fame due to LAUGH-IN, Rowan & Martin signed on to this film in the hopes of more to follow. I went to...
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I know there was another thread on this flick, but I can't seem to find it. I was born in 1967, yet I saw this film on TV when I was very young. I wonder what year it went to TV? 1973? Earlier? I...
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I was 9 when I first saw this movie, and I thought the werewolf was scary, too! As was the scene when a hypnotized Dick chases Carol Lynley around the house, trying to kill her. The score by Nelson...
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I saw it at the theater in 1969 and yes, it was tedious and hard to follow. It wasn't a bit like Laugh-In. What I remember most about it was a scene where Rowan and Martin were at a movie studio and a...
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As far as I can tell, this has never been released on DVD or VHS. I would like to see the werewolf scene (s) again, as that's really all I remember about this movie.
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Jeez I love Rowan and Martin but jeez I hate this movie. I taped it off of TNT back in either late 80s or early 90s. I have never been so disappointed in a movie I really wanted to like. I wanted to...
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I believe Pamela Rodgers (a Laugh-In regular), in skimpy attire, was the sexy bombshell making the faux science-fiction film. Maltese Bippy wasn't very funny in 1969, and today it falls even flatter...
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I just watched it (dvd'd from the recent TCM letterbox airing) and thought it was both well filmed and LOL funny - part "Get Smart" humor, part Mst3k. Martin's brief werewolf scene - in a dream...
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I am Mr Dead wrote: Martin's brief werewolf scene - in a dream sequence in a comedy - wasn't suppose to be scary, so you shouldn't expect the makeup to be scary. In fact, he's scared of everyone else...
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