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A gambler (Dean Martin) outwits gangsters with his country cousin (Jerry Lewis), who poses as a British jockey.
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Critics Consensus

Presenting the usual Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis antics but in punchy 3D Technicolor, Money from Home is a respectable outing with the comedic duo that doesn't add many new wrinkles to their well-worn shtick.

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Alex Barris Globe and Mail Apr 8
Money From Home may not be the funniest of Martin and Lewis' films, but it should still find a pretty large audience and, judging from past experiences, a rather responsive one. Go to Full Review Mildred Martin Philadelphia Inquirer Apr 8
While it's a case of now you see it, now you don't, so far as Runyon flavor goes, Dean and Jerry carry on at the old familiar stand, dispensing gags, slap stick, double takes, songs and grimaces to their hearts' content. Go to Full Review Kate Cameron New York Daily News Apr 8
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The boys have some amusing and romantic experiences... But on the whole, Money From Home is neither first class Runyon nor top-notch Martin and Lewis comedy. Go to Full Review Win Fanning Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Apr 8
This is certainly the best Martin and Lewis effort to date. it is the first of their movies to combine real comedy with just the right helping of the boys' long familiar slap-stick. Go to Full Review Kermit Tarleton Times-Picayune Apr 8
Lewis' pantomimes and his impersonations of a British jockey are terrific. Martin, in his usual fashion, offers a stabilizing influence to counterbalance the Lewis capers. Go to Full Review Jay Carmody Washington Star Apr 8
Like their other directors, George Marshall's notion of handling Lewis and Martin is to turn them loose and see what comes of it. What comes of it is a repeat of what came of it there, a cavalcade of slapstick which is sometimes funny, more often not. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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09/21/2015 A lesser effort from the Martin & Lewis team. I'd love to see it in the 3d format. This is the beginning of the shift of Martin taking a back seat to Lewis's mugging and comedy. As I get older I appreciate what Martin does so much more. See more 03/03/2012 also like to see more of dean and jerry movies See more 10/01/2009 This one is pretty stupid (oh joy, more ethnic humor) but the interplay between Dean & Jerry works very well and it's sort of fun in that "brain off" way. See more Read all reviews
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George Marshall

Director

Dean Martin

Herman "Honey Talk" Nelson

Jerry Lewis

Virgil Yokum

Marjie Millar

Phyllis Leigh

Pat Crowley

Dr. Autumn Claypool

Richard Haydn

Bertie Searles
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Movie Info

Synopsis A gambler (Dean Martin) outwits gangsters with his country cousin (Jerry Lewis), who poses as a British jockey.
Director
George Marshall
Producer
Hal B. Wallis
Screenwriter
Hal Kanter
Distributor
Paramount Pictures
Production Co
Paramount
Genre
Comedy
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Dec 31, 1953, Original
Release Date (Streaming)
Dec 1, 2014
Runtime
1h 39m
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