Both a spoof and faithful sequel adaptation of Jules Verne's novel Around the World in 80 Days, Phileas Fogg III, the great-grandson of Verne's hero, finds himself taking on the same wager as his anecestor. Conman Vickers Cavendish assumes the identity of 'Mr. Stuart,' the original adversary's great-grandson, and along with members of the Reformers Club, bets Phileas III's fortune that he cannot travel the globe in 80 days without the use of his substantial means. But Cavendish is actually using the wager to stage a bank robbery, and frame Fogg for the theft.

Fogg and his three servants Moe, Larry and Curly Joe begin their trip around the world stowing away on a freighter bound for Turkey, where our heroes are captured and detained. But Cavendish and his partner Lory Filch have plans to follow the world travellers and kill them, so their frameup cannot be uncovered. Escaping, Fogg and the Stooges head for India and come to the rescue of a stranded American beauty, Amelia Carter of Council Bluffs IA, with whom Fogg is immediately smitten. Arriving at the palace of the Maharajah of Karengore, they assume the identity of Indian noblemen. Discovering they are wanted men, the boys flee once more, crossing the Chinese border into the hands of the military and accused of being spies. Turning the tables on their Chinese torturers, they're set adrift at sea until they land in Tokyo, and enter the world of Sumo wrestling. With Curly Joe posing as a champion wrestler, the Stooges receive passage to San Francisco for the world sumo wrestling championship bout. But stranded to hitchhike the length of the United States, Fogg, Amelia and the Stooges stowaway in a moving van. Finally, Scotland Yard finally catches up to our heroes... but Cavendish and Filch are laying in wait at London's airport to eliminate our heroes. Can the villains be defeated, and Fogg make it to the Reformers in time to win his wager?

The story incorporates several popular Stooges bits from prior films, including "the Maharajah" routine, and reworking the plot of PUNCH DRUNKS (1934), with Curly Joe turning into a fighting whirlwind everytime he hears the tune Pop Goes the Weasel.

View the original theatrical trailer at TCM.com

 

Avg. Rating: [7.94/10]

 

Joe DeRita
Curly Joe

Moe Howard
Moe

Larry Fine
Larry

Jay Sheffield
Phileas Fogg III

Joan Freeman
Amelia Carter

Peter Forster
Vickers Cavendish

Walter Burke
Lory Filch

Maurice Dallimore
Inspector Crotchet

Ramsay Hill
Gatesby

Laurie Main
Carruthers

Mark Harris
Tremble

Colin Campbell
Mr. Willoughby

Richard Devon
Maharajah of Karengore

Anthony Eustrel
Kandu

Gerald Jann
Chinese General

Robert Kino
Charlie Okuma

Curtis Iaukea
Itchy Kitchy

Jack Greening
RCMP Inspector McPherson

Harry Carter
Reformers Club doorman

Emil Sitka
Reformers Club butler

Carl M. Leviness
Reformers Club member

Bert Stevens
Reformers Club member

Tom Symonds
Bowers

Paul Bradley
Bank employee

George Hoagland
Bank employee

Steve Carruthers
Bank customer

Victor Romito
Armored truck guard

Sammy Shack
London dockman

Ron Whelan
Harry

Michael St. Clair
First mate

Clarice Zadagian
Harem dancer

Kanan Awni
Harem dance dunbok player

George Sabbagh
Harem dance oud player

Magda Harout
Hand maiden

David Cadiente
Palace guard

Aki Aleong
Chinese soldier

Kei Thin Chung
Chinese guard

Harold Fong
Chinese Larry

Guy Lee
Chinese Moe

Joe Wong
Chinese Curly Joe

Paul King
Concession stand operator

Phil Arnold
Wrestling referee

Jeffrey Scott
Timmy

Audrey Betz
Timmy's mother

Bill Dyer
Wrestling spectator with bottle

Al Bain
Wrestling spectator

Bobby Gilbert
Wrestling spectator

George Nardelli
Wrestling spectator

Tony Regan
Wrestling spectator

Fred Rapport
Wrestling spectator

Murray Alper
Gus, truck driver

Don Lamond
Bill, truck driver

Ronnie Mason Marino
Cantbreathe

Unidentified ...AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE 1
Reformers Club members

Unidentified ...AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE 2
Pedestrians

Unidentified ...AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE 3
Bank employees

Unidentified ...AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE 4
Turkish policeman

Unidentified ...AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE 5
Turkish dockmen

Unidentified ...AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE 6
Indian thugs

Unidentified ...AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE 7
Palace guards

Unidentified ...AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE 8
Majordomo

Unidentified ...AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE 9
Harem girls

Unidentified ...AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE 10
Chinese soldiers

Unidentified ...AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE 11
Japanese onlookers

Unidentified ...AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE 12
Wrestling spectators

Unidentified ...AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE 13
Mountie

Norman Maurer
Producer

Norman Maurer
Director

Norman Maurer
Story

Elwood Ullman
Screenplay

Irving Lippman
Director of Photography

Edwin Bryant
Film Editor

Don Ament
Art Director

James M. Crowe
Set Decorator

Charles J. Rice
Sound Supervisor

William Bernds
Sound

Paul Dunlap
Original Music

George Sabbagh
Music

Grace Kuhn
Costume Design

Ted Tetrick
Costume Design

Joe DiBella
Makeup

Pat Corleto
Assistant Director

Eddie Saeta
Assistant Director

Albert Bettcher
Assistant Cameraman

Richard Albain
Special Effects

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Prod. No.:	8705
Shooting Days:	13 days   From: 1963-05-09   To: 1963-05-27

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Goodtimes : Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze, The
Published by Goodtimes (1991)
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COLUMBIA : Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze, The
Published by Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment (1995 (V), 2003 (D))
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COLUMBIA : Three Stooges Classics, The
Published by Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment (1998)
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Mill Creek : Three Stooges 6-Movie Set, The
Published by Mill Creek Entertainment (2014)
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Mill Creek : Three Stooges Triple Feature Vol. 2, The
Published by Mill Creek Entertainment (2015)
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Mill Creek : Three Stooges, The: Big Box of Nyuks
Published by Mill Creek Entertainment (2017)
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Time Life : Best of the Three Stooges Deluxe Edition, The
Published by Time Life (2018)
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Accidental falling When in the boat, Larry reads his fortune cookie aloud that says "You're going on a long trip", he almost falls over mid-line due to the motion of the boat. Audio error After Curly Joe runs through the door as Larry's playing "Pop Goes the Weasel" on a flute, Larry takes the flute out of his mouth, but you can still hear music playing for a few seconds afterwards. Extra voice When the lights in the room go out and guns start firing, it sounds like you can hear 2 women screaming, but there was only 1 woman in the scene (Amelia). Line flub Moe flubs a line when he says "It's a bum rap, fellas. I...He never robbed a bank." Sudden change When Larry is first playing the flute to get the snake out of the jar, Larry is holding the flute over the jar opening and Moe is standing next to him, holding a piece of wood up for hitting the snake with. Then the camera cuts to a different angle and Larry is suddenly holding the flute next to the jar and Moe's not holding the piece of wood up anymore. Sudden disappearance When Larry turns the tea kettle over, causing the tea to spill out on Moe's foot, Larry grabs a chair over to him. Then the camera shows a close-up of the tea kettle and we can see that Larry suddenly isn't holding the chair over to him anymore.

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"Do you know how to drive? This is a crazy, mixed-up car." "Well, I'm a crazy, mixed-up driver." (Moe & Curly Joe) "Sorry Moe... low bridge." "Pardon me... low mentality." [whap!] (Curly Joe & Moe) "That's not a man... that's a committee!" (Moe) "His pistol record is shots out of a possible 300." "That's without bullets." (Moe & Curly Joe) "Oh, boy! We're going around the world on our wits!" "With your wits, you won't get past the front door." (Larry & Moe) "We not soldiers! We technicians." "Uh oh, I've heard that one before." (Aki Leong & Moe) "Kennedy-style hiking. At least we're keepin' fit." (Larry) "Leave everything to us." "Remember, you're dealing with born chiselers." (Moe & Curly Joe)

Stooge Routines   (5)

Falling luggage pile The third Stooge is carrying a big pile of luggage on his back. When he walks up to a door, the top of the door opening knocks down the top of the luggage pile, causing all of it to fall on Moe. Also used in:  IDLE ROOMERS  ·   Fighting In The Dark The Stooges are fighting against a group of villains and someone turns off the lights in the room. The fight continues in the dark. Also used in:  NUTTY BUT NICE  ·   NO DOUGH BOYS  ·   WHO DONE IT?  ·   FOR CRIMIN' OUT LOUD  ·   Goes Berserk After Hears/Sees/Smells Something Curly or Curly-Joe goes bonkers every time he hears the song Pop Goes the Weasel and starts punching out everything within reach, and only stopping the music will settle him down ... OR ... Curly goes insane whenever he sees a mouse, and only a mouthful of cheese will settle him down ... OR ... Curly goes nuts whenever he smells "Wild Hyacinth" perfume and only tickling his feet will settle him down ... OR ... Curly goes crazy every time he sees a tassel, and only rubbing it on his chin will calm him down. Also used in:  PUNCH DRUNKS  ·   HORSES' COLLARS  ·   GRIPS, GRUNTS, AND GROANS  ·   TASSELS IN THE AIR  ·   Maha Also used in:  THREE LITTLE PIRATES  ·   TIME OUT FOR RHYTHM  ·   Nearsighted Glasses Gag The third stooge puts on a pair of glasses that makes him terribly nearsighted. This causes a lot of trouble. Also used in:  THE THREE TROUBLEDOERS  ·   THREE LITTLE PIRATES  ·   MUMMY'S DUMMIES  ·   THE TOOTH WILL OUT  ·   CORNY CASANOVAS  ·   RUSTY ROMEOS  ·   JERKS OF ALL TRADES

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Fan Reviews   (6)

Re: THE THREE STOOGES GO AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE
Posted 2001-11-26 09:55:00 by Shemp_Diesel
Edited 2014-12-24 00:57:43 by Shemp_Diesel

This film is sort of the reverse of the Hercules movie in that it starts slow then gets better towards the end. After a good start w/ the stooges preparing and serving breakfast to Mr. Fogg, the film gets bogged down with a lot of plot & not much stooging--the little bit there is ain't all that funny. The movie starts to come to life when the boys hit the maharajah's palace. The best part of Daze is Curly Joe's sumo wrestling rematch w/ Itchy Kitchy.

Still, if the stooges wanted to sell the act more on verbal humor during this time period, they would've had much better results if Shemp was still alive. Overall, a pretty good film & I would say my favorite of the Joe Derita era.

7 pokes

Reviewer's Rating: (7)

Re: THREE STOOGES GO AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE, THE
Posted 2010-12-31 13:57:50 by cpp

If there was ever a film that cried out for the superb talents of Curly, Shemp, Vernon Dent, or Christine McIntyre, this was it.

I don't fault Moe, Larry & Curly Joe for trying. After all, they still had to put food on the table, but this film signaled just how close they were to (or how far past) retirement. It was pathetically weak.

Emil Sitka must've also felt terribly slighted to end up as another butler, & then only for a few seconds. I thought he could've carried the role played by Jay Sheffield much better, & certainly had the street cred in Stoogedom to do it.

I also don't have anywhere near the same respect or affection for Joe DeRita I did for Curly & Shemp. DeRita fell well short of the comedy bar set by Curly & Shemp, & was simply outclassed in this Maharajah routine, by an ailing Curly in 'Three Little Pirates', as well as a similar, earlier Curly performance in 'Time Out for Rhythm'.

Few people can do in their 60s what they did in their 30s, but at best, this was pap. Calling it anything else cheapens, significantly, the great Stooge legacy of the 30 years before this film.

Re: The Three Stooges Go Around The World In a Daze.
Posted 2010-05-22 07:49:32 by Stoogephilia

This must be a truly Stooge masterpiece ever made.The plot is so interestingly,no much slapstick but unique.I thought the "Go Around World" idea is match with DeRita era,not only is not need the slapstick too much,but also is never used in another short and feature before DeRita era.I always compromise reason why the Stooges in this film not doing more slapstick,because you can see in this film Moe are 66,Larry are 61,and DeRita are 54,how can Moe punish in 66 years old to Larry who 61 years old and Curly-Joe in 54 years old!.So, I really disagree about people thinking the "TTS Go Around World in Daze" is a weak film..............

Reviewer's Rating: (10)

Re: THREE STOOGES GO AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE, THE
Posted 2007-09-06 09:18:14 by FourthThird

Best DeRita feature I've seen so far (not saying much, given that I've only seen SNOW WHITE and KOOK'S TOUR previously). Not uproariously funny, but enjoyable, and far less confusing to actually watch than to try to sum up! DeRita comes off as fairly likeable, and does more here than I've yet seen him do. But he's still far less interesting than any of his predecessors; unlike even Besser, he has no distinguishing catchphrases or mannerisms, and doesn't add anything to funny lines by how he delivers them.

Re: THE THREE STOOGES GO AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE
Posted 2003-09-02 13:10:00 by shemps#1
Edited 2006-03-23 15:33:33 by shemps#1

At the time the Stooges made this film they were well past their comedic prime, and it shows. The "plot" (if you can call it that) wishes it was good enough to be called stupid. All of the acting in this film is beyond horrible. For 30+ minutes I sat in front of the set unintentionally doing my best Buster Keaton impression, before being unable to sit through anymore of this celluloid turd. For the new/casual Stooge fan who may be reading this, if you see anything involving the Three Stooges with the names Norman Maurer or Joe Derita attached, run far away.Everything, especially the redoing of bits from Punch Drunks and Three Little Pirates, falls extremely flat. For the Stooge fan who has the guts to not feel as though they have to like everthing that was done in their name, avoid this movie at all costs if you have yet to see it. It's a shame that Joe Besser gets the most flack when it comes to "the worst Stooge". Yes his shorts sucked, but at least he did more than Derita; who obviously felt standing there and being fat was all that was necessary to fill the shoes of the two deceased Howard Brothers before him.To sum this film up in one line, it is "sit on your hands unfunny".

Reviewer's Rating: (5)

Re: THE THREE STOOGES GO AROUND THE WORLD IN A DAZE
Posted 2003-06-24 12:17:00 by [Deleted Member]

I have now seen all the Columbia features (except Stop! Look! and Laugh! and The Outlaws is Coming) and this is by far the best. Great mix of slapstick and other stuff as well as an interesting plot. 4 pokes!

Reviewer's Rating: (10)

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