Struggling actor Jack Albany (Dick Van Dyke) gets mixed up in a crack-up case of mistaken identity when mob boss Leo Smooth (Edward G. Robinson) mistakes him for a renowned hit man. But as Jack tries to correct the misunderstanding, he only digs himself deeper into a madcap plot to steal a priceless painting with a motley crew of criminals, including Slim Pickens, Henry Silva and Tony Bill. A local art teacher (Dorothy Provine) might be able to help Jack out of his pickle – if he could just get her to believe his tall tale. Further comedic complications ensue when the real killer (Jack Elam) shows up to reclaim his name. The Dick Van Dyke Show star Jerry Paris directs a Walt Disney caper that proves there’s Never A Dull Moment whenever this side-splitting team is on screen!
Marc Edward Heuck discusses Never A Dull Moment on the New Beverly blog.
