Some Kind of a Nut

1969
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1h 30m

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A Manhattan bank teller gets fired after growing a beard due to a bee sting rash, while his colleagues support him, in this comedy about conformity.A Manhattan bank teller gets fired after growing a beard due to a bee sting rash, while his colleagues support him, in this comedy about conformity.A Manhattan bank teller gets fired after growing a beard due to a bee sting rash, while his colleagues support him, in this comedy about conformity.

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4.3/10

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Trivia
According to the book "A Diamond for Moorpark" by Norma Gunter, the working title of this film was "The One with the Fuzz".

Goofs
When Fred and Pamela are supposedly driving through New Orleans, a California highway sign is visible along the road.

Quotes
Pamela Anders: Behind every great man is a woman. Behind that woman is his wife.

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2/10

Awful film with an obnoxious Van Dyke and two beautiful blondes

This is really an awful film. In 1968, Garson Kanin was very highly regarded - most famously, he wrote "Born Yesterday" - but this was the first film he had directed since "Tom, Dick and Harry" in 1941 (this film was started before Kanin's second film of the year "Where It's At" in the spring of 1968, but was halted in mid-production, and was finished after the latter film) and the results were a disaster. The script sucks and Van Dyke is thoroughly obnoxious and unlikeable in the lead. About the only positive thing I can say about the film is the presence of the two beautiful blonde female leads - the sexy Angie Dickinson and the classy, elegant Rosemary Forsyth.