''Where It's At'' is a 1969 American

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written and directed by

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and starring

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and

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. The film was released on May 7, 1969, by

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Plot

A.C. Smith owns and runs the Caesars Palace hotel and casino in

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. As pleased as he is to have grown son Andy pay a visit, he wishes Andy would express some interest in women or the hotel, two things A.C. values above all else. Andy stays to learn the business after losing a cut of cards to his dad. He soon begins flirtations with Molly and Diana, who respectively happen to be his dad's secretary and mistress. A chip off the old block, Andy saves the hotel for A.C. by winning a game of chance. He ends up with Molly, and his dad ends up with the family business in good hands.

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as A.C. *

as Diana *

as Andy *

as Molly *

as Willie *

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as Phyllis * Anthony Holland as Henry *

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as Ralph * Warrene Ott as Betty Avery * The Committee as Themselves

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* 1969 films 1940s English-language films American drama films 1969 drama films United Artists films Films directed by Garson Kanin 1960s English-language films 1960s American films {{1960s-drama-film-stub

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