Category: Comedy
All Genres: Comedy, Romance
Release Year: 1967
Country: USA, UK
Runtime: 120
Rating: 4.3 (0)
Languages: English
Director: Charles Chaplin
Sound: Mono
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Writing by: Charles Chaplin – (original screenplay)

Produced by: Charles Chaplin – producer
Jerome Epstein – producer

Cast: Marlon Brando – Ogden Mears
Sophia Loren – Natascha
Sydney Chaplin – Harvey
Tippi Hedren – Martha
Patrick Cargill – Hudson
Michael Medwin – John Felix
Oliver Johnston – Clark
John Paul – The Captain
Angela Scoular – The Society Girl
Margaret Rutherford – Miss Gaulswallow
Peter Bartlett – Steward

Music: Charles Chaplin
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Plot Outline: Natascha, a White Russian countess, stows away on a luxury liner at Hong Kong, determined to seek a new life in America…
Plot: Natascha, a White Russian countess, stows away on a luxury liner at Hong Kong, determined to seek a new life in America. Natascha hides in the cabin of Ogden Mears, a millionaire diplomat, thereby causing an endless stream of misunderstandings and complications; particularly when his wife, Martha, joins the trip at Honolulu, necessitating a marriage to Ogdens valet, Hudson, a saronged-dive overboard and more subterfuge on the part of Ogdon and his associate, Harvey.

Crazy Credits: We know about 2 Crazy Credits. One of them reads:
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Goofs: We know about 2 goofs. Here comes one of them:
Continuity: During “everybody is getting sea-sick” scene Ogden, Natascha and Harvey push an ashtray around the table until Ogden angrily swipes it off the table. Shortly after its back on the table in front of Nataschas chair and in the next shot it moves over to be in front of Ogdens chair, although nobody is at the table at that time.

Trivia: There are 14 entries in the trivia list – like these:

• Last film directed by Charles Chaplin.
• Charles Chaplins final acting appearance is in a cameo as an old steward. Since nearly all of the characters he portrayed in films prior to the 1940s were not identified by name, it is appropriate that his final character also be nameless.
• Although some literary sources claim the film was shot in the anamorphic CinemaScope process with the aspect ratio of 2,35:1, the lack of a CinemaScope logo or credit in titles and promotional material such as posters and the total lack of anamorphic compression artifacts in the print indicate that the film was shot in spherical 1,85:1 hard matte format. Widescreen DVDs of the film have also been presented in 1,85:1 aspect ratio.