Deux nigauds dans le pétrin

Original title: Dance with Me, Henry

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Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, and Rusty Hamer in Deux nigauds dans le pétrin (1956)

Two goofballs try to run a beaten-down old amusement park.Two goofballs try to run a beaten-down old amusement park.Two goofballs try to run a beaten-down old amusement park.

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5.6/10

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Trivia
After this movie, the Internal Revenue Service charged Bud Abbott and Lou Costello for back taxes, forcing them to sell their homes and a lot of their assets, including the rights to their films. The two mutually agreed to officially end their partnership in July of 1957.

Quotes
Bud Flick: You're my friend? Remind me never to talk to you again!

Connections
Referenced in Les monstres: Dance with Me, Herman (1965)

Soundtracks
Dance With Me, Henry
Music and Lyrics by Hank Ballard, Etta James and Johnny Otis
Parts of the song played during the opening credits and throughout the film

Abbott & Costello's swansong was a reasonable farewell, playing like a fifties sitcom with a rather subdued Lou who in a plot reminiscent of Norman Wisdom gets involved with cute kids and mean adults.