The Big Mouth 1967
"The Big Mob vs. The Big Mouth..."
Jerry Lewis headlines this madcap 1967 comedy-crime caper where a good-natured fisherman stumbles into a case of mistaken identity that turns a tranquil beach getaway into a chaotic showdown.
Director: Jerry Lewis
Cast
Jerry Lewis
Gerald Clamson
Harold J. Stone
Thor
Susan Bay Nimoy
Suzie Cartwright
Buddy Lester
Studs
Del Moore
Mr. Hodges
Paul Lambert
Moxie
Jeannine Riley
Bambi Berman
Leonard Stone
Fong
Charlie Callas
Rex
Frank De Vol
Bogart
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Big Mouth (1967) about?
A laid-back fisherman finds himself tangled in a world of crime after being mistaken for a diamond-smuggling gangster. His accidental role at a luxury resort leads to a string of comedic mishaps, romantic sparks, and a showdown with the real criminal mastermind.
Who directed The Big Mouth?
Jerry Lewis directed *The Big Mouth*, showcasing his signature blend of slapstick and witty humor throughout the film.
Who stars in The Big Mouth?
The film stars Jerry Lewis, Harold J. Stone, Susan Bay Nimoy, Buddy Lester, and Del Moore, with Paul Lambert rounding out the cast.
Is The Big Mouth (1967) worth watching?
If you enjoy classic Jerry Lewis comedies packed with physical humor and lighthearted crime antics, *The Big Mouth (1967)* is a solid pick. While it may not be his most refined work, the film's energy and charm make it a nostalgic treat for fans of 1960s comedy.
How long is The Big Mouth?
The Big Mouth (1967) runs for 107 minutes.
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About The Big Mouth (1967) — A Jerry Lewis Comedy with Crime, Chaos, and a Case of Mistaken Identity
Jerry Lewis headlines this madcap 1967 comedy-crime caper where a good-natured fisherman stumbles into a case of mistaken identity that turns a tranquil beach getaway into a chaotic showdown. When he meets his gangster doppelgänger—a diamond-smuggling mobster—at a sun-soaked resort hotel, the fisherman is swept into a world of smuggling schemes, double-crosses, and romantic entanglements. With Lewis at the helm, *The Big Mouth (1967)* delivers rapid-fire gags, wacky antics, and a charming undercurrent of innocence clashing with underworld chaos.
Underneath the slapstick and zany humor lies a playful critique of identity and fate, as the fisherman navigates his unwanted role in a criminal operation while trying to win the heart of a captivating woman. Lewis's signature physical comedy and impeccable timing elevate the film beyond mere farce, making it a standout entry in his filmography. The vibrant 1960s aesthetic and breezy coastal setting add to the escapist allure, ensuring *The Big Mouth (1967)* remains a fun, lighthearted diversion for fans of classic comedy.
