Music,Science Fiction,Comedy
United States of America
Hello Down There is a 1969 American comedy film directed by Jack Arnold. The film follows the adventures of the Miller family, a quirky and dysfunctional bunch who agrees to participate in an experiment to live in a simulated underwater home for a month. The family consists of a father, Mel (Tony Randall), a scientist who convinced his family to embark on this adventure; his wife, Vivian (Janet Leigh), a stay-at-home mother who reluctantly goes along with Mel's plan; their two children, a rebellious teenager, Harold (Gary Tigerman), and a younger daughter, Lorrie (Kay Cole), who is obsessed with her pet duck.
As the family moves into the underwater house and settles in, they encounter a variety of unexpected obstacles and problems. These include a malfunctioning elevator, a food shortage, and an invasion of sea creatures, including an incessant group of Dolphins and a voracious octopus that terrorizes the household. Despite the challenges, the family remains determined to stick it out and completes the experiment.
The film is filled with slapstick humor and witty banter that keep the audience entertained throughout. The performances by Tony Randall and Janet Leigh are particularly notable, and the underwater scenes are visually stunning. Overall, Hello Down There is a lighthearted and fun-filled family adventure that is sure to delight viewers of all ages.
