The 1956 “Dance with Me, Henry” is a strange and dreary film that ended the on-screen teamwork of Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. Working within the tight confines of a low budget – the team had parted ways with their longtime studio Universal Pictures and wound up with independent producer Bob Goldstein – the duo eschewed the elaborate knockabout of their typical output in favor of a more situational comedy setting.
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Mike Messier is an award-winning leader in New England’s independent film world – he is an actor, writer, director, producer, talk show host and inspiration. He is also the guest on this episode of “The Online Movie Show.”