Let's Do It Again

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Catalog Number

11137

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Primary Distributor (If not listed, select "OTHER")

Warner Home Video

Year of Release

Release Year

1983

Country

United States

Format Details

VHS | N/A | Clamshell

Running Time

N/A

Audio / Screen / CC

N/A | N/A | N/A

UPC / MSRP

N/A | N/A

Original Title / Year

Let's Do It Again (1975)

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Additional Information

Release Date: October 11, 1975

Distributor: Warner Brothers

Warner Home Video's clamshell boxes of the 80s were just as ugly as their cardboard big box art, but held up much better.

LET'S DO IT AGAIN was a big boxoffice hit for WB. For years they would rerelease it as a double feature with the previous years UPTOWN SATURDAY NIGHT.

Trivia: Production company First Artists was conceived, much like United Artists, by a group of actors in order to get the films they wanted made to theaters. Which stars made up the company?

Off akll the First Artists films-which was the most successful?

What company was made uip of a group of directors?

Jimmie Walker was very popular at the time due to the hit show Good Times. Whast other film released in 1975 led to a successful tv series of color-but with a different title?

That film starred an actor also successful from a tv sitcom of the time-who was it and the title of the sitcom?