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Comedy Cult Classic

A janitor’s lucky find leads to a wild fantasy of TV fame and nudist mayhem.

EVERYBODY LOVES IT

1964 · 59m · NR · Comedy · IMDB TMDB

A janitor finds a four-leaf clover and dreams of his good luck turning him into a television star. Somehow, this translates to "naked women all over the place."

Quick Answer

What is Everybody Loves It about?

Everybody Loves It is a 1964 American comedy film directed by Phillip Mark about a janitor who finds a four-leaf clover and dreams his newfound luck will make him a television star, leading to chaotic fantasies involving nudity.

Programmer's Pick

If you like your comedies shameless and your dreams full of nudists, this one’s tailor-made. Phillip Mark’s direction and a cast of multiple-role players keep the gags—clothed and unclothed—coming. It’s a TV fantasy where wardrobe is optional and parody is mandatory.

— SassyFlix Programmer

Overview

Everybody Loves It is a parody comedy that follows a humble janitor whose discovery of a four-leaf clover sparks outrageous daydreams. Suddenly, his imagination catapults him from cleaning floors to starring in a bizarre, nudie-filled version of television stardom. The film leans heavily into spoof territory, with the janitor envisioning scenarios packed with scantily clad women, commercial parodies, and over-the-top characters. Anchored in the quirky, risqué style of the 'nudie cutie' era, the film revels in absurd humor, irreverent takes on media culture, and a cavalcade of oddball personas. Expect a brisk, cheeky romp through the fantasies of someone who clearly believes luck can change everything.

Details & Specs

Director
Phillip Mark
Writer
Harold Lime
Release
1964
Runtime
59m
Genres
Comedy

Why Cult

Nudie Cutie Comedy

This film is a playful parody from the heyday of 'nudie cutie' cinema, blending slapstick with bare-skinned shenanigans.

Multiple Roles Madness

Watch Jack Little, Lou Epton, and Eddie Shorty juggle several eccentric characters, adding layers of spoof and absurdity.

TV Culture Parody

The janitor’s fantasy takes aim at television tropes and commercials, skewering mid-century media with irreverent humor.

Voice-Over Narration

Paul Frees lends his legendary voice for narration, giving the film an extra meta layer of comedic commentary.

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Questions from the Vault

When was Everybody Loves It released? +

Everybody Loves It was released in 1964.

Who directed Everybody Loves It? +

Phillip Mark directed Everybody Loves It.

How long is Everybody Loves It? +

Everybody Loves It has a runtime of 59 minutes.

What genre is Everybody Loves It? +

Everybody Loves It is a comedy.

Where can I watch Everybody Loves It? +

Everybody Loves It is available to watch on SassyFlix.

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