The Honeymooners Specials: Second Honeymoon is a comedic television movie that was released in 1976. The film is directed by Jackie Gleason and stars himself alongside Art Carney, Audrey Meadows, and Joyce Randolph. The plot of the movie revolves around two struggling New York City bus drivers, Ralph Kramden (Gleason) and Ed Norton (Carney). Ralph is constantly trying to find ways to make more money to support himself and his wife, Alice (Meadows), but his schemes always seem to backfire. In this film, Ralph comes up with a plan to take Alice on a second honeymoon to Miami, where they will compete in a "Win Your Dream House" contest.
As the group prepares for their trip, they encounter numerous obstacles and setbacks, including a series of humorous mishaps that threaten to derail their plans. Despite these setbacks, Ralph and Ed remain determined to strike it rich and give Alice the vacation of her dreams.
Throughout the film, the dynamic between Ralph and Ed is highlighted, with the two men constantly bickering and getting into hilarious scrapes. Despite their differences, however, the two men clearly have a deep bond of friendship, which is evident in their willingness to support each other through thick and thin.
The film's setting in Miami provides an opportunity for some fun in the sun, and there are numerous scenes of the group enjoying themselves by the beach or lounging by the pool. There are also several musical numbers in the movie, including a performance by famed singer and actress Sheila MacRae.
Overall, The Honeymooners Specials: Second Honeymoon is a lighthearted and entertaining film that showcases the comedic talents of its lead actors. Gleason and Carney both bring a sense of charm and silliness to their performances, making the film a fun and enjoyable watch for fans of classic television comedy.
The Honeymooners Specials: Second Honeymoon is a 1976 comedy with a runtime of 50 minutes.
