The Nasty Rabbit

1964
TV-PG
1h 30m

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Russian spies secretly infect rabbits with a deadly bacteria, then let them loose in the U.S.Russian spies secretly infect rabbits with a deadly bacteria, then let them loose in the U.S.Russian spies secretly infect rabbits with a deadly bacteria, then let them loose in the U.S.

Director
- James Landis
Writers
- Jim Critchfield
- Arch Hall Sr.
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2.6/10

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Director
- James Landis
Writers
- Jim Critchfield
- Arch Hall Sr.
Stars

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Michael Terr

Mischa Lowzoff
(as Mischa Terr)

Arch Hall Jr.

Britt Hunter

Liz Renay

Cecelia Solomon
(as Melissa Morgan)

Arch Hall Sr.

Marshall Malout
(as William Watters)
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Hal Bizzy

Heinrich Krueger

Jack Little

Maxwell Stoppie

Ray Vegas

Pancho Gonzales

John Akana

Col. Kobayaski

Sharon Ryker

Jackie Gavin

Hal Bokar

Gavin

Richard Kiel

Ranch Foreman
(uncredited)

László Kovács

The Idiot
(uncredited)

George J. Morgan

Hubert Jackson
(uncredited)

Director
- James Landis
Writers
- Jim Critchfield
- Arch Hall Sr.
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Trivia
This movie was also released under the title "Spies a Go-Go"

Quotes
Rabbit: I wonder if John Wayne had to go through this to get his start.

Crazy credits
There are no credits of any kind for the first 8 minutes. Then, during a chase scene we see a roadside sign with the words "Spies A-Go-Go" (apparently the original title). The rest of the credits are listed on small signs in the shape of rabbits.

Connections
Featured in Hollywood Comedy Legends (2011)

Soundtracks
The Robot Walk
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Written by Lolly Vegas and Pat Vegas

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2/10

failed potential

This could have been a funny movie, but it wasn't. More capable hands might have made it work. This is not the worst movie I have ever seen. I can think of at least that was worse; if memory serves me correctly, that one also starred Arch Hall, Jr.

The movie was full of demeaning ethnic stereotypes. Why foreign spies would run around wearing their native costumes, I have no idea.

There are a couple of halfway decent performances in this movie, or it may be that they only seem that way because of the atrocious acting they are surrounded by.

One of the few pleasures I received from watching this misbegotten movie was seeing the cars the spies drove. I once owned and have fond memories of a car similar to one of them.