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Original Title: It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World

Genge: Action,Adventure,Comedy,Crime

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The story begins during a massive traffic jam, caused by reckless driver Smiler Grogan, who, before kicking the bucket, cryptically tells the assembled drivers that he's buried a fortune in stolen loot, under the Big W. All of the motorists set out to find the fortune.
Blockbuster comedy. Brilliantly simple, the plot concerns a caravan of motorists who witness a terrible accident on a dangerously winding California desert highway. The auto-crash victim, Smiler Grogan, reveals in his dying words that he has hidden a fortune of stolen cash, sending the drivers on a rambunctious race to see who can claim the loot first!
A couple of years ago, I finally managed to get IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD on video. I saw it as a kid and remember enjoying it but watching it again for 40 years later, I still found myself LMAO. This is still the granddaddy of all comedy/adventures directed by Stanley Kramer, who up to this point had only directed serious dramas like THE DEFIANT ONES and JUDGMENT AT NUREMBURG. A dying man (Jimmy Durante) who was thrown from a car that careened over a cliff, tells a group of witnesses to the accident (Sid Ceasar, Mickey Rooney, Buddy Hackett, Milton Berle, Jonathan Winters) that there is $350,000.00 hidden under a big "W" in a nearby town, which sets off one of the wildest, craziest chase comedies made in the history of cinema. A rather tired and haggard looking Spencer Tracy heads the cast as the cop on the trail of these greedy money-mongers and just about every comedian or comic actor alive in 1963 appears in this film, either in a starring role or cameo and despite this impressive gathering of the best comedic talent in the business, towering over all of them in one of her few film performances, is Broadway legend Ethel Merman, who gives the performance of a lifetime as Berle's shrew of a mother-in-law. Her performance alone makes IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD worth seeing. Check out this classic if you've never seen it.
This was my favourite movie as a kid and still is today. I made my brothers and sisters sick of always talking about it, and before we had a VCR, I recorded it on audiotapes and listened to it endlessly till I memorized the dialogue. I recited Terry-Thomas' rant about Americans for a speech class. Almost forty years later now, it is holding up in a stellar manner.

How could it be remade as the final joke is crucial to chivalry keeping the women off the fire escapes at the end. They must enter the hospital room for that last final joke to take place. It would not have worked had they been in body casts as well. Another note, for Dick Shawn to have laughed at the end would have been out of character, but notice his face is wrapped up like a mummy.

Ethel Merman literally tears into everyone at one time or another, but her antics are provoked from the likes of Thomas, Rooney and Hackett, even Silvers in the hole. She obviously got this part for being passed over in favor of Ros Russell for 'Gypsy'. This was her only non-singing part too. All persons are from different walks of life; Winters is blue collar, Ceasar is educated, Berle is business, Rooney and Hackett are entertainers. Kramer obviously strived to do more about the relegation of women to wives or mothers-in-law by giving Dorothy Provine a very special moment with Spencer Tracy (won't spoil it). Both Provine and Adams seem to be included simply to keep Ceasar and Merman from being alone. Rooney/Hackett and Berle/Thomas were perfect matches. the gas station scene I cannot comment on any further, the men in the airport tower are hilarious on their own as well, Don KNotts scene always made us laugh (Deputy Fife with Sgt. Bilko),the black couple who are run off the road at the beginning was always one of our biggest laughs as children and still is. Kramer also seemed to want to do more about blacks with the addition of Eddie Anderson (who just as easily could have been omitted) and to keep the mood light with his plummet off the ladder at the end. I, too, have commentary from the surviving cast and they refer to the dialogue that sounds so ad-libbed. They insist it isn't, but oh, it is so raw and stale. I think that is why so many enjoy this movie as we cannot say we would handle the situation any better. We would try to call friends or relatives who were closer and hope they would not behave like Dick Shawn or Terry-Thomas' unseen brother he referred to, Reggie.
The film, It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, opened in Chicago on Tuesday, November 19, 1963, at the McVickers Cinerama Theatre (Madison and State). The premiere was for the benefit of the Chicago Youth Centers.

Chicago Tribune, Tuesday, November 19, 1963:

TOWER TICKER

by Herb Lyon

" . . . . Atty. Gen. Bobby Kennedy turns 30 tomorrow. [He's growing up!] . . . . Most of the Kennedy clan arrived in buses for the New York benefit premiere of Stan Kramer's "Mad, Mad, etc. World" Sunday night. Missing: The President and Mrs. Kennedy and the ailing patriarch, Joseph Kennedy. . . . Same flicker kicks off at the McVickers tonight with Kramer and Scene Stealer Jonathan Winters on deck . . . . " The turbulent comedy directed by Stanley Kramer in 1963 can certainly be considered one of the big classics in history of motion pictures. Like many other movies, this one is relevant for our page due to the enormous cuts.

While a so-called Preview Version with a length of 210 minutes resulted from a 5-hour-long workprint, Kramer himself made further cuts for its theatrical release (192 minutes). But that still wasn't enough for United Artists because they intended to show the movie in theaters as often as possible on one single day. As a result, the studio made further cuts on their own and the "final" Theatrical Version was only 154 minutes, almost the only option to watch the movie, even these days. Almost the only option because MGM and United Artists made the effort to edit a "Special Edition" in 1991.

This Special Edition contains footage found in the archives. Unfortunately, only 20 minutes of the footage could have been reconstructed but not any missing minute. So technically, the Special Edition isn't the original Director's Cut but Kramer was involved in the process, and so was screenwriter Tania Rose. The resulting version runs more smoothly and should be preferred. Admittedly, the new footage often differs from the rest and it's been reinserted roughly. Nevertheless, the positive impression overbalances.

Unfortunately, the longer version has only been released as US-VHS and US-LD so far. The DVDs and the recently released US-BD (which looks pretty amazing by the way plus it contains the correct aspect ratio 2.76:1 for the first time) only contain the Theatrical Version. Besides the US-VHS and US-LD, the only possible but rare option would be the US-TV. Though the US-DVD/BD contains "Extended Scenes" as bonus but that's not the real deal either.

However, in October 2013, it was announced that the Criterion Collection will be issuing a restored and reconstructed combo Blu-Ray/DVD of the Roadshow Version, though it will still be three minutes shy, and a few scenes will be audio-only with stills. This was an effort supervised by Robert Harris, who helped restore of "Lawrence of Arabia," "Spartacus," "My Fair Lady," and "Vertigo." It will be released in January, 2014.

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