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Money from Home Reviews

  • 1953
  • 1 hr 40 mins
  • Music, Comedy
  • NR
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Dean Martin-Jerry Lewis spoof of horse-racing yarns, with Lewis as a jockey menaced by a big-time gambler. Marjie Millar. Autumn: Pat Crowley. Preston: Gerald Mohr. Poojah: Romo Vincent. Bertie: Richard Haydn. Jumbo: Sheldon Leonard. Kid: Robert Strauss. George Marshall directed.

Originally filmed in 3-D, but offering few 3-D thrills, this disappointing Dean Martin-Jerry Lewis comedy-musical casts Martin as a gambler given the option of paying up his debts or fixing an upcoming horse race. He hides out from his tough-guy creditor (Sheldon Leonard) and the latter's thugs with his cousin (Lewis), who gets mixed up with an Arab sheik, pretends to be one of his harem, and ends up impersonating a famous British jockey and riding in a big race.