No Deposit, No Return
A pair of jokers make double trouble in a hullaba-lulu of a caper
Synopsis
Two rich children devise a way to escape their grandfather and visit their mother. Unfortunately for two hapless safe crackers, they become part of the plan.
Main Cast
Kim Richards
Tracy Osborne
Brad Savage
Jay Osborne
Barbara Feldon
Carolyn Osborne
Don Knotts
Bert Delaney
Darren McGavin
Duke
David Niven
J.W. Osborne
Vic Tayback
Big Joe Adamo
Herschel Bernardi
Sgt. Max Turner
John Williams
Jameson
Charles Martin Smith
Longnecker
User Reviews
r96sk
It undoubtedly runs for too long, but <em>'No Deposit, No Return'</em> still satisfied me. It has a similar vibe to it as <em>'Candleshoe'</em>, which Disney released roughly twelve months after this. The plots are different, but there are a few things that I found alike; the obvious being David Niven, who appears as the older gentleman in both, as well as his character's living room; that latter claim is based on my memory only, mind. Niven is good in this, though he's doesn't really do that much - at least compared to his co-stars. The two kid actors are solid, Kim Richards the standout; almost a year after Disney viewers saw her in <em>'Escape to Witch Mountain'</em>. Darren McGavin and Don Knotts are a fun duo, while Herschel Bernardi - who reminded me a lot of Nick Sandow in terms of looks - does well too. The plot is ridiculous, but I actually found enough entertainment in it - mostly thanks to the aforementioned cast. The humour, while nothing LOL-worthy, is satisfactory. My only true negative is the pacing of the run time. It's fine, but this story would've been perfect for 90mins; rather than 112mins - those extra minutes are very noticeable and, ultimately, add little. When all is said and done, though, I had a suitable time with this.
