Dorothy Neumann

Things Are Tough All Over -- Cheech and Chong embark on a hilarious misadventure when they are hired to drive a car to Las Vegas, not knowing that five million dollars in dirty money have been hidden in the car.

Things Are Tough All Over -- High flying comedy... high style action... high adventure and a high-speed cross country chase.

Richard Todd (Rev. Peter Marshall); Jean Peters (Catherine Marshall); Marjorie Rambeau (Miss Laura Fowler); Jill Esmond (Mrs. Findlay); Les Tramayne (Senator Willis K. Harvey)

Glen Ford is riveting as a dedicated teacher whose idealism fades under the tensions that rip his classroom apart. Anne Francis and Sidney Poitier co-star.

Lured by their dreams of fame and fortune, three ambitious young women enter the world of show business and discover how easy it is to sink into a celebrity nightmare of ego, alcohol and 'pills' - the beloved "dolls." A prim New Englander (Barbara Parkins) unexpectedly skyrockets from her job as secretary in a talent agency to a glamorous TV model. A determined singer (Patty Duke) finds that Hollywood success can also spell self-destruction. And a beautiful sex symbol (Sharon Tate) is torn between the money commands and the shame of feeling exploited. Based on Jacqueline Susann's phenomenal best-seller about the underside of Hollywood, this fascinating melodrama was once seen as a shocking behind-the-scenes look at how show business creates instant stars, destroys romances and changes personalities forever.

Cheech and Chong are hired to drive a limousine to Las Vegas, with $5 million secretly stashed in the front seat. In order to get there, though, the pair must sell off the car piece by piece, including the seven figure front seat. Cheech and Chong then have a much bigger problem--the owners of the limousine want them dead!

Cheech and Chong embark on a hilarious misadventure when they are hired to drive a car to Las Vegas, not knowing that five million dollars in dirty money have been hidden in the car.

Cheech and Chong embark on a hilarious misadventure when they are hired to drive a car to Las Vegas, not knowing that five million dollars in dirty money have been hidden in the car.

Cheech and Chong are at it again! But this is the first time they've appeared on the screen in dual roles. Tommy Chong plays the maniacal Prince Habib, as well as the famous spaced-out wanderer. Richard "Cheech" Marin is Habib's wily brother, Mr. Slyman, in addition to his usual role. Everybody has problems these days, and Cheech and Chong are no exceptions. They're hired by Slyman and Habib to drive a limousine to Las Vegas, with $5 million secretly stashed in the front seat. In order to get there, the pair sell off the car piece by piece, including the seven-figure front seat. Cheech and Chong then have a much bigger problem - Slyman and Habib are after them, swearing to kill them, after the appropriate torture.

When Cheryl and her roommate quarrel, Cheryl moves into her aunt's skid-row hotel in downtown L.A. The lodgers are odd, Aunt Martha is a moralizer obsessed with funerals, murder is afoot, and the naive and trusting Cheryl may be the next victim.

Knotts stars as Jesse W. Heywood, a timid Pennsylvania dentist who leaves the comfort of the East to bring modern dentistry to the West. The misadventures begin when Jesse is duped into marrying a statuesque redhead (and reformed stagecoach bandit) who has agreed to finger the men responsible for selling whiskey to the Indians. Soon, Jesse and his bride are involved in a series of shootouts against renegade Indians and the town bad guy, and the desperate dentist is forced to switch from gums to guns in this rollicking comedy romp.

Don Knotts steps in to play bumbling dentist Jesse Heywood, a role made famous by Bob Hope in the original version of the movie. On his way West, Jesse encounters the alluring Penny, who helps him fight off attackers with her superior shooting skills. Only trouble is, Jesse thinks his &NFi;own&NFi_; gun fired off the rounds that scared the bandits. But in no time, he discovers that although he's a mite cowardly, he really is a gunslinger at heart.