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Don't Drink the Water est un film américain réalisé par Howard Morris, sorti en 1969, basé sur une pièce de théâtre de Woody Allen. Synopsis [ modifier | modifier le code ] Après un détournement d'avion, un traiteur américain et sa famille se retrouvent accusés d'espionnage en Bulgarie et se réfugient à l'ambassade américaine, temporairement dirigée par le fils de l'ambassadeur.
29. März 2002 · Nathan Rabin. Published March 29, 2002. An ordinary American family goes on vacation to Europe. Because of the Cold War they are stuck in the U.S. Embassy surrounding by the Soviet forces.
22. Dez. 2022 · Der Film Don't Drink the Water ist ein 100 minuten lang horror aus 1969, unter der regie von Howard Morris. Die Hauptbesetzung besteht aus Jackie Gleason, Ted Bessell und Howard St. John.
Año: 1994. Título original: Don't Drink the Water. Sinopsis: En plena Guerra Fría, los miembros de la familia Hollander, que hacen turismo por algún país más allá del Telón de Acero, son tomados por espías, al ser sorprendidos fotografiando una zona prohibida. ... Puedes ver Los USA en zona rusa (TV) mediante en las plataformas:
Don't Drink the Water (1969) was based upon a play by Woody Allen. I saw this film on the idiot box a few years back. I wasn't that impressed with the movie. Basically it's a Jackie Gleeson movie, you have the honor of watching him mug in front of the camera doing those unamusing eye tricks, blinks and boggles. On the other hand it wasn't ...
18. Dez. 1994 · Don't Drink the Water. 1994 Comedy, TV Movie · 1h 31m. We've checked all the major streaming services, and this title is not found on any of them right now. Get Notified. Somewhere behind the early 1960s cold-war iron curtain, the Hollander family cause an international spying incident when Walter photographs a sunset in a sensitive region.
Don’t Drink The Water is sometimes left off some lists of Woody Allen films because of one reason – it was made for TV. And in many ways it looks like it, with a clearly reduced budget. It’s also not a new script – it’s a Woody Allen play from 1966 newly adapted for the (small) screen. It’s fun, but one Allen’s much lesser works ...
