What a Prank!

A short comedy film where a man attempts to pull off a series of elaborate pranks, only to find himself the victim of his own schemes. The humor escalates as his meticulously planned jokes backfire in increasingly absurd ways.

As a short comedy film from 1968, 'What a Prank!' received limited critical attention upon its release. Its reception was primarily focused on its lighthearted, slapstick humor, typical for the era's short comedic offerings. Audience reactions likely centered on the execution of the pranks and the comedic timing.

• Relies on simple, physical comedy and escalating pranks.

• Features a classic setup where the prankster becomes the pranked.

• A brief, lighthearted comedic diversion.

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While the film is credited to Arthur J. Miller, the exact extent of his creative input compared to the studio or producers is not widely documented, a common occurrence for many short films of this period.