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May 17, 2017 · Cinema ’67 Revisited: The Honey Pot. By Mark Harris on May 17, 2017. In my 2008 book Pictures at a Revolution, I approached the dramatic changes in movie culture in the 1960s through the development, production, and reception of each of the five nominees for 1967’s Best Picture Academy Award: Bonnie and Clyde, The Graduate, In the Heat of ...
2 min. 6.8 (2,804) The Honey Pot, released in 1967, is a satirical crime-comedy film directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz. The movie stars Rex Harrison as Cecil Fox, a wealthy and eccentric playboy who decides to manipulate a group of people into helping him carry out a carefully planned, but seemingly accidental murder.
The acting in The Honey Pot is of a very high standard. The cast contains three of the finest players ever to appear in movies, Rex Harrison, Maggie Smith and Edie Adams but the rest of the cast are all excellent too. Adolfo Celi surprised me, a subtle, clever performance, so different from his turn in Thunderball.
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Find trailers, reviews, synopsis, awards and cast information for The Honey Pot (1967) - Joseph L. Mankiewicz on AllMovie - Cecil Fox (Rex Harrison) summons his three former…
Overview. A millionaire fakes a terminal illness to fleece his former girlfriends. Joseph L. Mankiewicz. Director, Screenplay. Thomas Sterling. Novel. Frederick Knott. Writer. A millionaire fakes a terminal illness to fleece his former girlfriends.
The Honey Pot (1967) - Told that he will take part in a play in the Venetian mansion, McFly says that it's "every actor's dream -- to play the palazzo." Fox says, "I'm sorry. You'll have to explain that to me." This is a wry reference to the old vaudevillian ambition to "play the Palace" -- the Palace Theater in New York.
