The Out-of-Towners (1970)

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Written by Neil Simon

Directed by Arthur Hiller

Running Time: 115 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1970

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Neil Simon 's hit comedy about an unfortunate couple whose trip to New York meets with disaster every step of the way. George Kellerman (Jack Lemmon) has been invited on an all-expenses-paid trip to the Big Apple to attend an interview for his dream job. He decides to make the most of it and takes his wife along to enjoy the sights of the city before he has to meet with his potential new employer. But whatever could go wrong does go wrong, from the moment their plane departs for New York as their dream trip becomes a nightmare!

When is The Out-of-Towners next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Classics November 30th, 2:55am and on Sky Movies Classics December 14th, 11:50am. See more...

Cast

Image for Jack LemmonJack LemmonGeorge Kellerman
Sandy DennisGwen Kellerman
Sandy BaronLenny Moyers
Anne MearaPurse Snatching Victim in Police Station
Robert NicholsPassenger
Ann PrentissAirline Stewardess #1
Ron CareyBarney Polacek Cab Driver in Boston
Philip BrunsOfficer Meyers
Graham JarvisMurray the mugger
Carlos MontalbánManuel Vargas
Robert KingAgent in Boston
Johnny BrownWaiter in Train
Dolph SweetPolice Sgt Kavalefski
Thalmus RasulalaPolice Officer
Jon KorkesFirst Burglar

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