Quick, Let's Get Married (1964)
Though it was made in 1964, this romantic farce was not released until 1971. It stars an aging Ginger Rogers as a prosperous madam who teams up with the crooked town mayor (Ray Milland) and tries to trick one of her "girls" into revealing the location of a famous hidden treasure. The prostitute the two pick on (Barbara Eden) is pregnant and they try to convince her that she has witnessed a miracle. Unfortunately for the schemers, their scheme backfires. During production, the film underwent many changes and was shelved due to a dispute over editing. When it was finally released it bombed and is now considered most notable for containing the screen debut of actor Elliot Gould, who plays a deaf mute. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
- Director(s):
- William Dieterle
Synopsis of Quick, Let's Get Married
Though it was made in 1964, this romantic farce was not released until 1971. It stars an aging Ginger Rogers as a prosperous madam who teams up with the crooked town mayor (Ray Milland) and tries to trick one of her "girls" into revealing the location of a famous hidden treasure. The prostitute the two pick on (Barbara Eden) is pregnant and they try to convince her that she has witnessed a miracle. Unfortunately for the schemers, their scheme backfires. During production, the film underwent many changes and was shelved due to a dispute over editing. When it was finally released it bombed and is now considered most notable for containing the screen debut of actor Elliot Gould, who plays a deaf mute. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
Complete Cast of Quick, Let's Get Married
- Walter Abel - the Thief
- Leo Cimino
- Elliott Gould - the Mute
- David Hurst - Gustave
- Mara Lynn
- Ginger Rogers - Mme. Rinaldi
- Pippa Scott - Gina
- Carol Ann Daniels
- Michael Ansara - Mayor Pablo
- Barbara Eden - Pia Pacelli
- Vinton Haworth - Guest
- Cecil Kellaway - the Bishop
- Scott Meyer
- Carl Schell - Beppo
- Ray Milland - Mario Forni
- Julian Upton
- Director(s):
- William Dieterle
- Writer(s):
- Allan G. Scott
- Producer(s):
- William Marshall
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