Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueErnest finds his old family album and we are treated to a series of skits starring his family members.Ernest finds his old family album and we are treated to a series of skits starring his family members.Ernest finds his old family album and we are treated to a series of skits starring his family members.
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I caught this show by accident the night it aired on television and taped it. It is hilarious, and Jim Varney was at his comedic best. If it is available on video and you are a Jim Varney fan, I highly recommend this one.
Jim Varney plays several characters in this film. Each character has the same goofiness, yet is distinct in very funny ways. I believe this was probably the basis for his 'Vern' characters in his later works. I was sad to see him pass away. Even though I didn't care for the "Earest" series of movies that much, I think this was a reflection on the writers and not the actor.
Jim Varney plays several characters in this film. Each character has the same goofiness, yet is distinct in very funny ways. I believe this was probably the basis for his 'Vern' characters in his later works. I was sad to see him pass away. Even though I didn't care for the "Earest" series of movies that much, I think this was a reflection on the writers and not the actor.
Even if you think the Ernest movies are stupid, this movie is much more a showcase of Jim Varney's characterization talent. He's got a rubber-band voice and a face that moves in every possible direction, and each scene in this movie takes Ernest's seed of an idea in some really interesting directions. It was really nice seeing a movie where whoever has copyright control over the Ernest character finally said, "Okay Jim, why don't you go nuts," which is basically what happens here: just a string of scenes about Ernest's relatives or ancestors where Jim Varney plays basically everybody. Definitely worth renting on a Friday night.
The various skits are all Jim Varney. I have to admit that the production is pretty low in quality, but this doesn't stop Varney from having a good time. When he's a gambler he turns his head and his cigar pokes the southern belle in the cheek and we hear the thing singe her, its hilarious. When he reads from the telephone book as if its the Bible there is seldom anything so crazy. He tells his son, "Mistake" that he's gonna read from the big book, 1st Condiminiums...
When he is Pop in the last skit, there is no doubt but that he is a comic genius who can just pull funny stuff from nowhere. "You know what's wrong with that thing? That strings too long. It takes too long for that ball to go from here to there... or maybe that paddles too small, I don't know." I wish he were still around simply so he could be alive, second so he could produce more frenetic crap like this. Its just plain fun. Enjoy.
When he is Pop in the last skit, there is no doubt but that he is a comic genius who can just pull funny stuff from nowhere. "You know what's wrong with that thing? That strings too long. It takes too long for that ball to go from here to there... or maybe that paddles too small, I don't know." I wish he were still around simply so he could be alive, second so he could produce more frenetic crap like this. Its just plain fun. Enjoy.
My favorite parts of Ernest movies is when he plays several different characters one after another. This one has the mother of them all with him doing about two dozen different people in a sketch of his relative Davey Worrell. A real knee-slapper as he changes from one guy to another guy without letup. A great watch.
Like all the Ernest movies, this video has some very hilarious parts as well as some inane parts. But does it matter? No. As a Ernest fan, I really watch something with Ernest to see what bone headed move he'll make next. In this video, Jim Varney plays some of his relatives. Some of it is a little annoying, but it's mostly just plain fun.
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- AnecdotesIts first DVD release was on October 31, 2006 as part of Mill Creek Entertainment's "Maximum Ernest" and "Essential Ernest Collection" box sets along with Your World as I See It (1994). Its second DVD release was on June 5, 2012 as part of Image Entertainment's "Ernest's Wacky Adventures: Volume 2" box set along with Ernest à l'école (1994), Ernest le champion (1995) and Ernest en Afrique (1997). Image Entertainment re-released all of the same two feature films, "Greatest Hits" commercials, and two comedy short anthologies from Mill Creek Entertainment's "Essential Ernest Collection" box set on January 12, 2016.
- ConnexionsFollowed by Dr. Otto and the Riddle of the Gloom Beam (1985)
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- Pays d’origine
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Hey Vern, It's My Family Album
- Lieux de tournage
- Fort Watauga, Elizabethton, Tennessee, États-Unis(Davy, the Frontiersman)
- Société de production
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- Durée
- 57min
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