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Mad World, this film did make me laugh - definitely a plus. While not asĬlever or memorable as It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, The contestants, and the jokes start coming left and right. Plot is simple: a rich casino owner (John Cleese) sends eight lucky people on a In a film that isĬlearly inspired by It's A Mad, Mad, Mad,īrought together an ensemble cast with one goal in mind: make us laugh.
Knight) decide to tackle the caper comedy. For his return to the film after six years, director Jerry Zucker ( Ghost, First
