CS #475 Comin' Round the Mountain -Bud Abbott and Lou Costello.

CS #475 Comin' Round the Mountain -Bud Abbott and Lou Costello.

is a 1951 hillbilly-themed comedy film starring the legendary duo Bud Abbott and Lou Costello.
Film Overview
Release Date: July 26, 1951.
Director: Charles Lamont.
Running Time: 77 minutes.
Genre: Hillbilly slapstick comedy, similar in style to the Ma and Pa Kettle series.
Plot Summary
The story begins at a New York nightclub where theatrical agent Al Stewart (Abbott) discovers that his inept escape artist client, Wilbert (Costello), is actually the long-lost heir to a hillbilly clan in Kentucky.
The Mission: Al and Wilbert travel to the Kentucky hills to claim a hidden treasure of gold belonging to Wilbert's grandfather, "Squeeze Box" McCoy.
The Conflict: Upon arrival, the duo finds themselves caught in the middle of a violent, long-standing feud between the McCoy and Winfield clans.
Key Sequences: The film features a turkey shoot, a botched love potion subplot, and a notable confrontation with a backwoods witch.
The Twist: The "treasure" is ultimately revealed to be the U.S. Bullion Depository at Fort Knox, resulting in the group's arrest for unintentionally breaching federal security.