Yvonne Craig

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"Mr. Knotts movies represent a clean, small-town American idealism that is very different from the dark, 'streetwise' comedys that are so prelevent today. Atmospheric escapism at*** best, the Don Knotts movies of the late sixties and early seventies provide a happy vacation to someplace you would love to really be able to go."

"Made in 1970, this was Don's final film for several years until making a comeback in Disney's 'The Apple Dumpling Gang' in 1975.The theme stays with you long after the DVD player has been switched off. A slew of great supporting actors such as Joe Flynn, Edward Andrews and voice artist Frank Welker, make this a highly enjoyable romp, especially with the addition of s**y Yvonne Craig and wholesome Elaine Joyce as Don's female interest.The rare trailer featuring Yvonne and Don is a must see."

"I find it difficult to understand why so many critics have slammed this movie. Granted it isn't a 100 percent factual account of Krupa's life, but the acting and musical performances are all first rate. Mineo is utterly convincing as a hungry, young jazz drummer obsessed with following his muse and proving himself to the world. I can easily imagine this film inspiring someone to become a drummer (in fact no less a percussion personage than Neil Peart has made that very claim). I doubt the same could be said for the Glenn Miller or Benny Goodman biopics which, though good, are doubtful to inspire a run on trombones or clarinets at the local musical store. If you like jazz, you should definitely check this movie out."