Newman and Marvin were terrific here, but two other stars in this comedy, to me, were Marvin's great old '60's red Buick convertible and, of course, the terrific Strother Martin, whose hilarious line of "wait, wait, wait" in this film was almost as effective as his very famous one in Cool Hand Luke and his less famous one in Butch Cassidy of, "yes, there are plenty of jobs don't you want to know why?" He was the best at memorable lines, and he had some of the best ones in many of Newman's films over the years. The Summary quote above was just one of Marvin's many bright ideas that went nowhere.
Carmine had a man who washed his pocket money in Ivory liquid to keep it germ-free.The above line of dialog is all you need to know about the abbreviated mental capacity of the two lead characters played by Paul Newman and Lee Marvin, and why they were such losers trying to be important cattle brokers in Mexico, and of course failing miserably.He was saving his pocket money to buy a calculator.
Herbert gave him pocket money to buy one a week.And if they have enough pocket money or other cash - say £5 - to buy whatever is available locally.He earned pocket money by repairing furniture for neighbors and then trained as a patternmaker for a company that produced textile machines.He earned pocket money by repairing furniture for neighbors.Now people can earn pocket money by picking it.Her lodgings were paid for and she had £50 pocket money a week.From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English pocket money ˈpocket ˌmoney noun 1 MONEY British English a small amount of money that parents give regularly to their children, usually every week or month SYN allowance American English How much pocket money do you get? 2 informal MONEY a small amount of extra money that you earn in order to spend it on things you want I give a few private lessons too, for pocket money.
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