Out to Sea

In search of lonely ladies with big bank accounts, happy-go-lucky Charlie (Matthau) cons his cranky, widower brother-in-law Herb (Lemmon) into joining him on an all-expenses-paid, luxury cruise. But their "deluxe accomodations" are deep in the bowels of the ship, and Charlie has actually signed them on as dance hosts! Under the tyranny of crooning cruise director Gil Godwyn (Spiner), Charlie and Herb are in for rough weather as they romance the luscious Liz (Cannon) and the lovely Vivian (De HAven).

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""They're mismatched brothers-in-law who wind up as dance hosts aboard a cruise ship in the Caribbean. Their mission: to meet - and hopefully fleece - the bevy of wealthy women aboard the ship"--Container."
"In search of lonely ladies with big bank accounts, happy-go-lucky Charlie (Matthau) cons his cranky, widower brother-in-law Herb (Lemmon) into joining him on an all-expenses-paid, luxury cruise. But their "deluxe accomodations" are deep in the bowels of the ship, and Charlie has actually signed them on as dance hosts! Under the tyranny of crooning cruise director Gil Godwyn (Spiner), Charlie and Herb are in for rough weather as they romance the luscious Liz (Cannon) and the lovely Vivian (De HAven)."@en
"In search of lonely ladies with big bank accounts, happy-go-lucky Charlie cons his cranky, widower brother-in-law Herb into joining him on an all-expenses paid, luxury cruise as Dance hosts."@en
"The movies' hottest and most enduring team, Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon, of the box office hits "Grumpy Old Men" and "Grumpier Old Men", join forces again in this nautical romantic comedy. In order to meet and, hopefully, fleece eligible women, Matthau cons his brother-in-law, Lemmon, into joining him as a dance instructor aboard a luxury cruise line."@en
"Two aging men take on jobs as dance hosts on a cruise ship in hopes of meeting lonely ladies."
""Two crooks board a cruise ship with the intent of defrauding rich widows"--Internet movie database, May 17, 1999."
"In search of lonely ladies with big bank accounts, happy-go-lucky Charlie cons his cranky, widower brother-in-law Herb into joining him on an all-expenses-paid, luxury cruise. But their 'deluxe accommodations' are deep in the bowels of the ship, and Charlie has actually signed them on as dance hosts! Under the tyranny of crooning cruise director Gil Godwyn, Charlie and Herb are in for rough weather as they romance the luscious Liz and the lovely Vivian."
"In search of lonely ladies with big bank accounts, happy-go-lucky Charlie cons his cranky, widower brother-in-law Herb into joining him on an all-expense-paid, luxury cruise. But their "deluxe accommodations" are deep in the bowels of the ship and Charlie has actually signed them on as dance hosts! Under the tyranny of crooning cruise director Gil Godwyn, Charlie and Herb are in for rough weather as they romance the luscious Liz and the lovely Vivian."@en
"In search of lonely ladies with big bank accounts, happy-go-lucky Charlie cons his cranky, widower brother-in-law Herb into joining him on an all-expense-paid, luxury cruise. But their "deluxe accommodations" are deep in the bowels of the ship and Charlie has actually signed them on as dance hosts! Under the tyranny of crooning cruise director Gil Godwyn, Charlie and Herb are in for rough weather as they romance the luscious Liz and the lovely Vivian."
"Two men decide to become dance instructors on a cruise ship so they can meet women and con them out of money."@en
"L'insoucieux charlie embarque son beau frere Herb, veuf depuis peu, dans une croisiere totalement hors de prix et luxueuse, afin de trouver de riches et seules jeunes femmes. Pour ce faire, ils se font passer pour des danseurs hors paires. Mais face au tyrannique directeur de la croisiere, la pulpeuse Liz ainsi que l'adorable Vivian, nos héros vont vivre un grand nombre d'aventures avant de rentrer au port."