Debbie Reynolds and Leslie Nielsen share starring roles with a 1956 Crown Imperial limo and 1956 Chrysler New Yorker convertible.
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PLOT SUMMARY (from Internet Movie Database): Aunt Renie, who has named her cat Picasso, would rather be a real artist in New Orleans than the owner of the Tara-like Southern estate where Tammy comes after her grandfather is jailed for making moonshine whiskey. Aunt Renie also plays the role of Tammy's fairy godmother who transforms her into a captivating belle who looks just like the portrait of an ancestress of this elite Southern family, an ancestress who walked barefoot from Virginia.
| No Imperial here, but good shots of a 1956 Plymouth and '56 New Yorker convertible. | |
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| Ernie picks up Tammy in his pink '56 New Yorker convertible. | |
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| Aah, the moment you've been waiting for, the '56 Crown Imperial limousine! | |
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| Emerging from the '56 Crown Imperial is Phil Ober, real-life husband of Vivian Vance who also played Dory Schary in one episode of I Love Lucy. | |
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