Smiler Grogan (Jimmy Durante), a crook who stole a large sum from a tuna factory years earlier, is making his break from the police and speeding along a California highway, ultimately crashing his car down a steep, craggy slope. Four vehicles stop to render aid. The first contains J. Russell Finch (Milton Berle), his wife and mother-in-law (Ethel Merman), the second has Melville Crump (Sid Caesar) and his wife, the third holds Dingy Bell (Mickey Rooney) and Benji Benjamin (Buddy Hackett), and the last contains Lennie Pike (Jonathan Winters). The five men descend the slope to look for survivors, finding Smiler near death. Smiler, realizing he is about to die, tells them of a buried treasure ("350 G's!") that's been lying under a big "W" in the Rosita Beach State Park for 15 years. The group tries to come up with a way to divide up the money, and failing that, it's every man for himself!

The trip becomes a madcap, cross-country race to the park. Captain Culpeper (Spencer Tracy) of the Santa Rosita Police Department has the group under surveillance, waiting to see who finds the dough. As they begin to converge on the park, Culpeper tries to swing a deal with the Police Chief for a bonus in solving the case, but when that fails, decides to steal the money for himself.

Filmed in UltraPanavision (Cinerama) and TechniColor.

The role of Irwin the garage mechanic, played by Marvin Kaplan, was originally offered to Joe Besser. Joe was unable to participate when Sheldon Leonard and Danny Thomas could not give him time off from his costarring role in the television sitcom, THE JOEY BISHOP SHOW.

This filmography's running time of 190 minutes refers to the film's 70mm 1963 premiere in Los Angeles at the Cinerama Theatre on Sunset Boulevard. Its original general release version, and subsequent releases to theaters and home video have resulted in shorter running times.

View the original theatrical trailer at TCM.com

 

Avg. Rating: [8.36/10]

 

Spencer Tracy
Capt. Culpeper

Jimmy Durante
Smiler Grogan

Jonathan Winters
Lennie Pike

Sid Caesar
Melville Crump

Edie Adams
Monica Crump

Milton Berle
J. Russell Finch

Dorothy Provine
Emeline Finch

Ethel Merman
Mrs. Marcus

Mickey Rooney
'Dingy' Bell

Buddy Hackett
Benji Benjamin

Phil Silvers
Otto Meyer

Terry-Thomas
Algernon Hawthorne

Dick Shawn
Sylvester Marcus

Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson
1st cab driver

Peter Falk
2nd cab driver

Norman Fell
1st detective at crash site

Nicholas Georgiade
2nd detective at crash site

Zasu Pitts
Gertie, switchboard operator

Madlyn Rhue
Ms. Schwartz

Charles McGraw
Lt. Mathews

Alan Carney
Police Sergeant

Andy Devine
Sheriff of Crockett County

Stan Freberg
Deputy Sheriff

Jerry Lewis
Man who runs over hat

Harp McGuire
Simmy's partner

Robert Karnes
Officer Simmy

William Demarest
Police Chief Aloysius

Nick Stewart
Migrant truck driver

Jean Sewell
Migrant's wife

Ben Blue
Pilot

Bobo Lewis
Pilot's wife

Marvin Kaplan
Irwin

Arnold Stang
Ray

Charles Lane
Airport manager

Jim Backus
Tyler Fitzgerald

Ben Lessy
George, Fitzgerald's valet

Barrie Chase
Mrs. Halliburton, Sylvester's girlfriend

Jack Benny
Samaritan in car

Selma Diamond
Ginger Culpeper, voice

Louise Glenn
Billie Sue Culpeper, voice

Mike Mazurki
Sick woman's husband

Eddie Rosson
Eddie

Leo Gorcey
Taxi cab driver

Doodles Weaver
Hardware store clerk

Edward Everett Horton
Dinkler, hardware store owner

Stanley Clements
Reporter in squad room

Ken Peters
Police dispatcher

Harry Lauter
Police dispatcher

Stacy Harris
Police radio voice F-7

Don C. Harvey
Policeman in helicopter

Tyler McVey
Police radio voice

Larry Fine
Airport Fireman

Moe Howard
Airport Fireman

Joe DeRita
Airport Fireman

Eddie Ryder
Air traffic controller

Jesse White
Air traffic controller

Carl Reiner
Air traffic controller

Paul Ford
Colonel Wilberforce

George Bruggeman
Airport spectator

Minta Durfee
Airport spectator

Buster Keaton
Jimmy

Don Knotts
Nervous driver

Roy Engel
Intersection patrolman

Paul Birch
Intersection patrolman

Sammee Tong
Chinese laundryman

Stacy Harris
Detective restraining Mr. Dinkler

John Clarke
2nd detective with Dinkler

Lennie Weinrib
Police radio voice F-14

Lloyd Corrigan
Mayor

Tom Kennedy
Traffic cop

Joe E. Brown
Rally speaker

Paul Sorensen
Rally spectator

Sterling Holloway
Fireman

Lennie Weinrib
Ladder firemen, voices

Al Haskell
Man in crowd

Al Bain
Man in crowd

Eddie Smith
Man in crowd

Charles Sherlock
Man in crowd

Harvey Parry
Onlooker pummeled by Mrs. Marcus

Lovyss Bradley
Hospital matron

Eve Bruce
Fitzgerald's girlfriend, scene deleted

James Flavin
Valley Center policeman, scene deleted

Roy Roberts
1st cop at garage, scene deleted

Chick Chandler
2nd cop at garage, scene deleted

Phil Arnold
Gas pump attendant, scene deleted

Allen Jenkins
Detective at airport, scene deleted

Cliff Norton
Reporter at airport, scene deleted

Howard Da Silva
Airport official, scene deleted

King Donovan
Airport official, scene deleted

George Barrows
Man on phone, scene deleted

Barbara Pepper
Woman on phone, scene deleted

Morey Amsterdam
Voice of Uncle Mike, scene deleted

Elliott Reid
Voice of Dr. Chadwick, scene deleted

Bill Couch
stunts, Buddy Hackett & Spencer Tracy double

Chuck Couch
stunts, Terry-Thomas double

John Hudkins
stunts, Jonathan Winters double

Jack Perkins
stunts, Jonathan Winters double

Loren Janes
stunts, Eddie Anderson double

Regis Parton
stunts, Milton Berle double

Janos Prohaska
stunts, Peter Falk & Arnold Stang double

George Robotham
stunts, Dick Shawn double

Carl Saxe
stunts, Sid Caesar double

Helen Thurston
stunts, Ethel Merman double

Jesse Wayne
stunts, Mickey Rooney double

Marvin Willens
stunts, Phil Silvers double

Carey Loftin
stunts, Terry-Thomas double

Bill Maxwell
stunts, Marvin Kaplan double

Carey Loftin
stunt driver

Frank Tallman
stunt pilot

Walt LaRue
stunts

Sol Gorss
stunts

Stephanie Epper
stunts

Max Balchowsky
stunts

Tap Canutt
stunts

Gil Perkins
stunts

Bob Herron
stunts

Dick Crockett
stunts

Philip Crawford
stunts

Alex Sharp
stunts

Paul Mantz
stunts

Dick Geary
stunts

Chuck Hayward
stunts

Richard E. Butler
stunts

Paul Stader
stunts

Wally Rose
stunts

Buddy Van Horn
stunts

Harvey Parry
stunts

Bill Shannon
stunts

Gary Epper
stunts

Fred Gabourie
stunts

George DeNormand
stunts

May Boss
stunts

Robert F. Hoy
stunts

Dale Van Sickel
stunts

John Daheim
stunts

Carol Daniels
stunts

Paul Baxley
stunts

John Indrisano
stunts

Tom Steele
stunts

Fred Scheiwiller
stunts

The Shirelles
Dance sequence singers

The Four Mads
Dance sequence musicians

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Santa Rosita Police

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Police pursuit

Unidentified IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD 3
Rancho Conejo Airport

Unidentified IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD 4
Chinese laundry

Unidentified IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD 5
Union rally

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Spectator crowd

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Prison hospital

Stanley Kramer
Director

Stanley Kramer
Producer

Anne P. Kramer
Associate Producer

Tania Rose
Story and Screenplay

William Rose
Story and Screenplay

Ernest Laszlo
Director of Photography

Irmin Roberts
Photography

Hal A. McAlpin
Photography

Robert C. Jones
Film Editor

Gene Fowler Jr.
Film Editor

Frederic Knudtson
Film Editor

Gordon Gurnee
Art Director

Rudolph Sternad
Production Designer

Joseph Kish
Set Decoration

Gordon Sawyer
Sound Supervisor

Vinton Vernon
Re-Recording

Roy Granville
Re-Recording

John K. Kean
Sound Engineer

Clem Portman
Re-Recording

Walter Elliott
Sound Editor

William Brittan
Music Recording Engineer

Ernest Gold
Conductor

Albert Woodbury
Orchestrator

Robert Helfer
Music Coordinator

Art Dunham
Music Editor

Ernest Gold
Original Music

Mack David
Lyrics

Joe King
Costume Supervision

Bill Thomas
Costume Design

Dick Smith
Stunt double masks

Lynn F. Reynolds
Makeup

George Lane
Makeup

Connie Nichols
Hair Stylist

Clem Beauchamp
Production Manager

Bud Pine
Production Coordinator

George Batcheller
2nd Assistant Director

Ivan Volkman
1st Assistant Director

Bert Chervin
2nd Assistant Director

Charles Scott
2nd Assistant Director

Carey Loftin
2nd Unit Director

James V. King
Camera Operator

Charles F. Wheeler
Camera Operator

Dick Johnson
Assistant Cameraman

Farciot Edouart
Process Photography

James B. Gordon
Photographic Effects

Linwood G. Dunn
Photographic Effects

Willis H. O'Brien
Visual Effects

Chuck Gaspar
Special Effects

Danny Lee
Special Effects

Glenn E. Anderson
Boom

Morris Rosen
Grip

Martin Kashuk
Assistant Grip

Joseph Edesa
Gaffer

Richard Portman
Assistant Foley

Art Cole
Property Master

Marshall Schlom
Script Supervisor

Marcel Delgado
Miniatures

Jim Danforth
Miniatures

Saul Bass
Title Designer

Adrian Woolery
Animation Production Manager

William T. Hurtz
Animation Director

Art Goodman
Animator

Hugh Childs
Animator

Carl Pederson
Animator

Frank Smith
Animator

Charles Smith
Animator

Jim Danforth
Animator

Mary Mathews
Animator

Bror Lansing
Animator

Oscar Hansson
Animator

Tab Collar
Animator

Bob Carlson
Animator

Irene Wyman
Animator

Bill Melendez
Animator

Danny Smith
Animator

Beverly Robbins
Animator

Ed Levitt
Animator

Ruth Kissane
Animator

Bernard Gruver
Animator

Robert E. Blair
Dog Trainer

Carey Loftin
Stunt Supervisor

Frank Tallman
Aerial Stunt Supervisor

Paul Mantz
Aerial Stunt Supervisor

Lynn Stalmaster
Casting

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Magnetic Video : It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
Published by Magnetic Video Corp. (1981)
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MGM/UA : It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
Published by CBS/Fox Video, RCA/UA (1983 (CED), 1985 (V, L))
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MGM/UA : It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
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MGM/UA : It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
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Criterion : It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
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This is the most brief appearance the Stooges made in a feature film. Source: IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD (1963) Added by MR77100 on 2009-04-19 12:43:47 Status: Confirmed

Fan Reviews   (6)

Re: IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD
Posted 2003-09-21 22:35:00 by BeAStooge
Edited 2006-03-23 15:46:01 by shemps#1

At least another 30 minutes of footage is still missing; the roadshow, pre-release version ran over 4 hours. Most significant among the missing footage is the split-screen telephone conversation between Spencer Tracy and Buster Keaton... however, complete audio tapes of that scene were found at a garage sale in Paterson NJ in 2002!At the 40th Anniversary screening at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood earlier this year, Karen Kramer (Stanley's widow) implied that a few, new surprises would be announced in the next year or two.Nothing could be added to make the Stooges' scene better. It may be 5 seconds, but it's perfect... almost sublime in its brevity. What else could go wrong for Mickey and Buddy? Cut, to a brief scene of the Stooges, and a good example of a perfect gag is realised. Quality, not quantity. I've seen the film a few times in a theater with several hundred other people, and the Stooges' scene is among one of the top laugh-getters. And I've heard the same comment from other theater 'experiencers.'Reportedly, there is another Stooge scene among the still-lost footage. Supposedly, it's a brief longshot of the Stooges clumsily trying to extract themselves from the firetruck as it rolled onto the airport tarmac. HOWEVER, Stanley Kramer could not recall this footage; some who saw the roadshow version have said they remember it. If it exists, it was directed by the 2nd unit, and in all likelihood that means it used stunt actors as the Stooges (which is likely since the in-motion, physical shot would have been more than the Stooges' ages would permit).

Reviewer's Rating: (9)

Re: IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD
Posted 2003-09-21 17:18:00 by Mark C Bale

I love this movie, and really liked the laserdisc boxed set which added about 30mins of previously unseen material to the feature. Terry Thomas, Phil Silvers, Milton Berle, Sid Caesar and Ethel Merman are the best. The cameos were also fun - Jack Benny, Jerry Lewis and the 3 Stooges. I wonder though if the Stooges had any extra footage shot that was (and still is) deleted? Their appearance still seems to be too brief and would have benefited from a sight gag.

Reviewer's Rating: (2)

Re: IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD
Posted 2001-11-27 09:51:00 by Giff me dat fill-em!

This film is significant for Stooge fans not for the lack of screen time, slapstick or sight gags by the Stooges, but that they ARE the sight gag. I think that's why the boys agreed to a cameo appearance, they became a parody of themselves.Speaking of slapstick, Milton Berle delivers a beautifully performed "eye-poke" to Terry Thomas in the silly fight scene after Thomas' car overturns. and giff me dose melons!

Reviewer's Rating: (9)

Re: IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD
Posted 2001-08-25 02:50:00 by [Deleted Member]

This is an EXCELENT movie! I saw it in a high school class. The person I was perhaps the most surprised to see in the movie was Norman Fell (Mr. Roper on "Three's Company"). Wait, I take that back- I didn't know at the time that the Stooges were in it! Whatta small part though. It makes me mad that we see other guys playing firemen doing plenty of things. But the Stooges? Nooo! All they do is stand in one place for one second, then we never see them again. Oh well.ISLIPP- on the water that should've come out of the Stooges' fire hose. ®2001

Re: IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD
Posted 2001-04-17 00:46:00 by Mike Holme

Great movie even though the stooges have just a cameo appearance as firemen. I loved the performances done by all the other actors like Miltion Berle, Sid Caesar, etc.

Re: IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD
Posted 2001-04-15 00:56:00 by [Deleted Member]

I never really considered this a "Three Stooges movie" because their part was so small. But, it was very good and funny! Speaking of Three Stooges movies, why isn't "Stop, Look, and Laugh" on this website for discussion? That was a classic!

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