The Twonky
- Original title
- The Twonky
- Year
- 1953
- Running time
- 84 min.
- Country
- United States
- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
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- Hans Conried
- Janet Warren
- William H. Lynn
- Edwin Max
- Gloria Blondell
- Evelyn Beresford
- Norman Field
- Bob Jellison
- Stephen Roberts
- Connie Marshall
- William Phipps
- Bennie Washington
- Lenore Kingston
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- Music
- Cinematography
Joseph F. Biroc (B&W)- Producer
- Genre
- Comedy. Sci-Fi
- Synopsis
- The last thing College Lit Professor Cary West wants, while is wife is out of town, is a TV set to keep him company; but that's just what wife Carolyn has bought for him. He is relieved when the serviceman returns to collect the $100 deposit Carolyn forgot to give him; good, he doesn't have the money so the man can take the TV back! Only, a $5 bill he accidently dropped on the floor near the TV has suddenly developed 19 siblings, and the serviceman leaves, cash in hand. West soon realizes he has a major problem: the TV is alive. It lights his pipe, washes his dishes, vacuums his rugs. It also chooses what he can read, write, and marches around to military music; and It also zaps anyone who tries to harm Cary in any way, such as treasury agents investigating the duplicate $5 bills, the police who investigate a call placed by the TV set to the phone company requesting a 'female companion' be sent over for Cary's comfort, and a female bill collector who decides to move in til Cary pays ...
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