Way...Way Out

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The moon-calf (OT: Way ... Way Out ) is an American science-fiction comedy from 1966, starring Jerry Lewis and Connie Stevens..

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In 1989, peace reigns on earth. A scandal on the moon shifts the relationship between the U.S. and the USSR moved. The Soviets complain that the Wetternauten to have molested by the American Moon Weather Station Soviet citizen Anoushka, who works in the Soviet station. The two Americans, who were one years in isolation, are completely nuts because of their separation from the female gender.

To avoid further incidents, wants Quonset commander, head of the Space Agency NAWA, send a married couple on the station. As the selected pair zerstreitet and denied the trip, the goofy, unmarried Peter mat More is selected. Mat More, who has so far successfully pressed before each mission to correct, within three days to marry a qualified colleague to fly her to the moon. His choice falls on the handsome Eileen Forbes, who initially refuses, especially because Peter has a very dodgy reputation, but nevertheless decides to marry him, because she wants the moon.

After a lightning wedding in the elevator both fly to the moon and loosen the now totally wacky colleagues from. The following evening a dispute arises, because she refuses to sleep in the same bed. This would break their agreement ( a mere marriage of convenience ). But as soon as they have laid up, the Russian cosmonaut Anoushka Slobovna appears in the American station and asks for shelter, to annoy their partner Igor Baklanikow. Anoushka, which behaves very provocative, Igor wants to move to a marriage not to be longer only partner.

As Igor appears in the station begins a wild Russian party with plenty of instant vodka and uninhibited action. As the mat Mores 36 hours later, completely hungover, wake up, they learn that the Russians have possibly sabotaged the station, as on Earth, the Cold War is reignited. As Igor again to get into the station after sleeping Anoushka to see Peter beats him out As the crisis turns out to be a false alarm, the Mette Mores unleash again the unconscious Igor to save the situation.

While Igor and Anoushka lying in bed, this tells him that she is pregnant. Igor now agrees to marry but a she. While the Soviet Union celebrates the American side is depressed, because the Russians have overtaken in this respect. Eileen lies and says that she is also pregnant and even as far as Anoushka. While Americans celebrate now, Peter realizes that it can not be true. Eileen, the Anoushka advised to cheat Igor, of course, knows that none of them is pregnant. But since she has now really in love with Peter (since this was ready to brawl at the party for her) she is ready to be with him right along. In the end, both pairs try to overtake each other to get the first moon child.

1966 in film Gordon Douglas (director) Screenplay William Bowers Film score Lalo Schifrin William H. Clothier Linda Harrison (actress)
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