F.B.I. operazione gatto

Titolo originale: That Darn Cat!

1965
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1h 56min

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Dean Jones and Syn Cat in F.B.I. operazione gatto (1965)

After a kidnapped bank teller uses a neighbor's wandering cat to send an S.O.S., the F.B.I. assigns a cat-allergic Agent to the case.

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Dopo che un cassiere di banca rapito usa il gatto vagabondo di un vicino per inviare un S.O.S., la F.B.I. assegna al caso un agente allergico ai gatti.Dopo che un cassiere di banca rapito usa il gatto vagabondo di un vicino per inviare un S.O.S., la F.B.I. assegna al caso un agente allergico ai gatti.Dopo che un cassiere di banca rapito usa il gatto vagabondo di un vicino per inviare un S.O.S., la F.B.I. assegna al caso un agente allergico ai gatti.

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First Walt Disney Productions movie appearance by Dean Jones (F.B.I. Agent Zeke Kelso), who went on to star in numerous Disney projects throughout the 1970s.

Blooper
As clearly evidenced by the numerous scenes in which D.C. makes a rear-view retreat from the camera..."it" (D. C. them diabolically clever felines) keeps changing sexes.

Citazioni
Wilbur MacDougall(Mr. MacDougall): Good night, old woman, I can't hear a word you're saying, but whatever it is, I disagree with you one hundred percent!

Curiosità sui crediti
The bull-dog that chased D. C., during the Opening Credits, after its neck gets trapped between fence boards the extremely angry bull-dog barks three times, once for each word of the movie title. After each bark, a word appears, [1st bark: THAT 2nd bark: DARN 3rd bark: CAT!] all in capital letters & an exclamation point, along with CAT, as CAT!.

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Featured in S.V.P. Disney: Episodio #1.3 (1966)

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That Darn Cat!
Sung by Bobby Darin
Written by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman
Played during both the opening title/credits and leading into "The End" card

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the book was better!

The novel, "That Darn Cat," was written by The Gordons and published a few years before the movie came out. I read the book and it's excellent. It's set in Los Angeles and clearly has an adult slant, although people of all ages who like mysteries would enjoy the novel. There was both humor and suspense in the book---but the movie was written like a sitcom and everyone acted too silly and zany. The movie should have been filmed on the streets of Los Angeles rather than the fake-looking backlot of Disney Studios! Obviously The Gordons (husband & wife mystery writers) knew that in order to turn their excellent novel into a Disney film (circa 1965) they had to write a screenplay that was bland and silly. The movie is okay but the novel is much better!