i never heard of this film when it first came out. it must have sunk immediately. represento) i saw it on cable while sick in hospital so i hardly had enough energy to watch it and let alone turn the channel. better choice than the style channel. while 0(. filmed on location and this travelogue should have been on the travel channel. the plot is recycled from ship board farces of the thirties and forties. the cast seems to have been recycled from the fifties. donald oconnor and star of musicals and edward mulhare as a card shark. as to the main cast and walter matthau is still playing the same part as he did in guys and dolls or was it the one about the orphan girl. wiseacre irresponsible gambler and rounder. but it just doesn not take with a man of his age. as to jack lemmon and he plays his part so straight and he can hardly dip and glide when dancing. and as mentioned and dyan cannon is outstandingly attractive as another swindler sailing with her mother who thinks walter is rich and while he thinks she is rich. elaine stritch plays dyan mother and another retread from the fifties. the most fun is the running feud between brent spiner as the domineering and snotty cruise director who immediately spots walter as a poor dancer and and spends his time trying to get him dismissed so he will have to pay for his free passage. in the end and though he receives his comeuppances. meanwhile jack mopes about and meets an attractive woman and with mutual attraction and but their affair is broken up by walter lies that jack is a doctor and when he was actually a retired department store buyer. but finally and the two men take to the sea in a rubber boat to intercept her seaplane and all is well. there does not seem to be any principal player under the age of fifty. 
i never heard of this film when it first came out. it must have sunk immediately. represento) i saw it on cable while sick in hospital so i hardly had enough energy to watch it and let alone turn the channel. better choice than the style channel. while 0(. filmed on location and this travelogue should have been on the travel channel. the plot is recycled from ship board farces of the thirties and forties. the cast seems to have been recycled from the fifties. donald oconnor and star of musicals and edward mulhare as a card shark. as to the main cast and walter matthau is still playing the same part as he did in guys and dolls or was it the one about the orphan girl. wiseacre irresponsible gambler and rounder. but it just doesn not take with a man of his age. as to jack lemmon and he plays his part so straight and he can hardly dip and glide when dancing. and as mentioned and dyan cannon is outstandingly attractive as another swindler sailing with her mother who thinks walter is rich and while he thinks she is rich. elaine stritch plays dyan mother and another retread from the fifties. the most fun is the running feud between brent spiner as the domineering and snotty cruise director who immediately spots walter as a poor dancer and and spends his time trying to get him dismissed so he will have to pay for his free passage. in the end and though he receives his comeuppances. meanwhile jack mopes about and meets an attractive woman and with mutual attraction and but their affair is broken up by walter lies that jack is a doctor and when he was actually a retired department store buyer. but finally and the two men take to the sea in a rubber boat to intercept her seaplane and all is well. there does not seem to be any principal player under the age of fifty. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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