Honeymoon Hotel

A man left at the alter goes on his honeymoon trip anyway, taking his best man along instead.

Cast

Robert Goulet

as Ross Kingsley

Jill St. John

as Sherry Nugent

Robert Morse

as Jason Menlow

Anne Helm

as Cynthia Hampton

Keenan Wynn

as Mr. Sampson

Elvia Allman

as Mrs. Sampson

Chris Noel

as Nancy Penrose

Nancy Kwan

as Lynn Hope

Elsa Lanchester

as Chambermaid

Bernard Fox

as Room Clerk

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