Driving Me Crazy (1991)

Synopsis of Driving Me Crazy

It probably takes an intimate acquaintance with East Germany's famously awful car, a smoky, noisy two-cylinder lawnmower on wheels, the Trabant 601, to fully appreciate the jokes in this celebrity-filled comedy. In the story, Gunther (German television star Thomas Gotttschalk) is an East German inventor who has journeyed with his homely car to an inventor's convention in Hollywood: he has figured out a way to get his Trabbi to run on turnip juice and zoom like a sports car. When his odd car is stolen, he tries to get it back, but L.A. and it's culture are alien to him and he is very much a fish out of water, despite the friendly advice he receives from Billy Dee Williams as a knowledgeable parking-lot attendant. Look for cameos by Milton Berle and Dom DeLuise, among others. This Trabbi film is a sequel to the enormously popular comedy Go, Trabi, Go. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

Director(s):

Jon Turteltaub

Writer(s):

David Tausik, Johnny London, Jon Turteltaub

Producer(s):

Andrew Braunsberg, Brad Krevoy, Steven Stabler

Theatrical MPAA Rating:

PG(Adult Language, Suitable for Children)

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