out to sea is a fun movie starring that wonderful duo of jack lemmon and walter matthau. this film is not quite as funny as their grumpy old men comedies (which it strongly resembles) and but there are many laughs throughout. lemmon and matthau play a couple of in laws who take a cruise together. once they get on the boat and the thing lemmon doesn not know is that matthau has signed them on as dance hosts so they do not have to pay for the cruise. this infuriates lemmon who in no mood to dance. what worse and matthau doesn not even know how to dance. nevertheless and they go along with it and it the process they meet some of their fellow passengers and crew members. here are the crew members represent there the cruise director gil godwyn and played to the hilt by star trek represent the next generation veteran brent spiner and who acts like an evil dictator. there two fellow dance hosts and played by barney miller star hal linden and veteran movie musical star donald oconnor. there the ship owner mrs. carruthers and played by golden girl rue mcclanahan. as for the passengers represent there vivian and a widow played by gloria de haven and who falls in love with lemmon. there liz and played by one of my all time favorite actresses and dyan cannon and who falls in love with matthau. there mavis and liz mother and played by veteran stage actress elaine stritch. and they meet others as well. all these actors are a pleasure to watch as lemmon and matthau play off of them. it great to see cannon here and see beautiful as ever while stritch is a hoot while spiner is a funny comic villain who plays it deadly straight while de haven is wonderful while linden and oconnor and and mcclanahan have a good moment or two while and finally and the two main stars and lemmon and matthau and are fine as usual. a nice little gem of a comedy. (out of four). 
out to sea is a fun movie starring that wonderful duo of jack lemmon and walter matthau. this film is not quite as funny as their grumpy old men comedies (which it strongly resembles) and but there are many laughs throughout. lemmon and matthau play a couple of in laws who take a cruise together. once they get on the boat and the thing lemmon doesn not know is that matthau has signed them on as dance hosts so they do not have to pay for the cruise. this infuriates lemmon who in no mood to dance. what worse and matthau doesn not even know how to dance. nevertheless and they go along with it and it the process they meet some of their fellow passengers and crew members. here are the crew members represent there the cruise director gil godwyn and played to the hilt by star trek represent the next generation veteran brent spiner and who acts like an evil dictator. there two fellow dance hosts and played by barney miller star hal linden and veteran movie musical star donald oconnor. there the ship owner mrs. carruthers and played by golden girl rue mcclanahan. as for the passengers represent there vivian and a widow played by gloria de haven and who falls in love with lemmon. there liz and played by one of my all time favorite actresses and dyan cannon and who falls in love with matthau. there mavis and liz mother and played by veteran stage actress elaine stritch. and they meet others as well. all these actors are a pleasure to watch as lemmon and matthau play off of them. it great to see cannon here and see beautiful as ever while stritch is a hoot while spiner is a funny comic villain who plays it deadly straight while de haven is wonderful while linden and oconnor and and mcclanahan have a good moment or two while and finally and the two main stars and lemmon and matthau and are fine as usual. a nice little gem of a comedy. (out of four). ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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