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Odd Couple 2 -- Travelin' Light Retired to reporting minor league baseball in Florida, Oscar's poker game is interrupted with the news -- his son is marrying the daughter of his one-time flatmate. Yes, they're on the road again, Oscar the slob (Matthau) and Felix the compulsive-obsessive (Lemmon). They meet, they annoy one another, they annoy the sherrif who can't seem to get them out of his hair, and eventually arrive at the wedding.

John Lemmon and Walter Matthau, comedy makes strange bedfellows

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Written by Neil Simon, this Odd Couple epiosode has some fairly good lines, a couple of reasonable sight gags, and a immensely talented group of actors who deserve much better material. I spent most of the film wondering what would be the pay-back for my attention, at the end there was none. No point, no message, no full-on laughter, no character development. A highlight of the film, the senior citizens' poker game at Oscar's

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Enter movie, TV show, or person   Provided by Internet Movie Database.	Just the facts: Title: Odd Couple 2 -- Travelin' Light (1998) Written by: Neil Simon Directed by: Howard Deutch Produced by: Neil Simon, Robert W. Cort, David Madden Edited by: Seth Flaum Director of Photography: Jamie Anderson Running time: 90 mins; PG-13
	The Players: Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau, Christine Baranski, Barnard Hughes, Peggy Miley, Alice Ghostly, Mary Fogerty, Rebecca Schull, Florence Stanley
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