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Is there such a contraption that Professor was on?

Thats awesome, thanks! The film is funnier in bits and pieces, the jokes fly so fast!

One of the greatest movies of all time! Filled with star talent and great writing. They don't make 'em like this anymore!

Unexpected treat - coming across this sketch on UA-cam.

Tattenham corners tomb , tattenham corner is a train station in Surrey and part of the epsom downs race course 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Шикарный фильм. И упорство, с которым профессор Фейт хочет уничтожить Лесли.

Einer meiner absoluten Lieblingsfilme in meiner Kindheit! Neben „Unternehmen Petticoat“ (ebenfalls von Blake Edwards) die beste Komödie mit Tony Curtis 👍

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Фильм - шедевр !

Wonderful film. Jack Lemmon's best performance, in my opinion. Entire cast is entertaining. Great music, too.

Безумно любил этот фильм старшеклассником в шестидесятые годы.

Crackpot film just so funny, love the music.

...THAT bit really BOMBED...(!) get it? get it? get it? (snucker-snucker-snucker!!!)

Kirov reporting.

...well, look who decided to DROP IN!!! get it? get it? get it? (snucker-snucker-snucker!!!)

...they really got a BANG out of THAT one...(!)

Absolutely GREAT movie.

I like the little chuckle PF gives.

Can't make them like they use to.

"Jack" Lemmon and Peter Falk - forever!

" МАКС"- нажми на кнопку!!! Классно!!!

このコメディ大作映画はジャックレモンとピーターフォークの怪演に尽きますね😂😂❤🎉

Одна из немногих американских комедий от которой смеялись и в ссср .

Where are you, Max?😅

This movie is awesome!!! Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon did greatest roles!!!!! Laugh is guaranteed!!!!!

HAHAHAHAHA

フェイト教授の助手って刑事コロンボだったピーター・フォーク氏なんでしょ。

This is the best film to watch with the whole family. Comedy, yes. But also drama, adventure and romance. All wrapped up in the question that we've all asked ourselves... *_"What would Wile E. Coyote do?"_*

Columbo in an earlier life, I was waiting for him to say "oh professor one more thing".

Love these old comedies. The music, the exaggerated movements, sounds and expressions. Even the period "special effects" while crude by today's standards didn't detract from the scene, you know it's fake, but just don't care.

Professor Fate was the Wiley E. Coyote of the air.....

It would've been great to see Professor Fate match wits with Inspector Clouseau.

The first time I went to see it the audience were laughing so much I missed half the jokes.

I want one of those! The pedal powered dirigible, not the car!

Cool movie 👍

That car was and probably still is, in a small museum attached to a funeral home. Saw it in the early nineties.

One of best movies Hollywood ever made! Jack Lemmon and Peter Falk made Magic!

A phenomenal film, The casting is perfect, the whole story is fantastically silly.

I say "Push the button Max" all the time at work, to clueless coworkers

The two crew members add up to more volume than the balloon... // Suman más volumen los dos tripulantes que el globo...

That one-eyed Peter Falk has binoculars while two-eyed Jack Lemmon has a spyglass is such a great idea.

Funniest movie of the 60's.

This film was supposed to be a reunion of Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis, with the same hilarity they generated in "Some Like It Hot." Trouble was, they had virtually no scenes together in "Race," and the project suffered for it.

The idea of Jack Lemon using a monocular Spyglass and Peter Falk using Binoculars is a bit droll, considering that Mr. Falk has a glass eye. I wonder if they did it this way on purpose as as an in-joke sight-gag.

Jack Lemmon and Peter Falk are buried just a few meters from each other, and Natalie Wood is under 100 meters away. Lemmon's headstone simply reads *JACK LEMMON* and below that *in* , the joke being an implied "the ground."

Man, I wish that flying machine was real. I want one!!!

When I was a boy I saw this movie and The Great Escape. They motivated me to go see the world. I had to be convinced to come back.

It has recently been suggested that the artefacts in the tomb of king tut were smeared with toxic substances. These substances may have killed lord Carnarvon and others.

"Gentlemen, walk this way!" 👏

The waiter with the dirty postcards was Reg Lye