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| | ‘King Ralph’ (Pg-13) |
 | | He even shares a dressing room with a chimp, who, as it turns out, gets full possession after Ralph is dumped for watching football games on a TV hidden under his piano. |
 | | As a comedy, "King Ralph" is all concept, all variations on a fish-out-of-water theme, and once you get the riff -- the slob American ascends to the throne of England -- you can see all the jokes coming from light-years away. |
 | | The point of "King Ralph," which Ward wrote as well as directed, is that though Ralph may be an American bull in the royal china shop, he's a whale of a guy -- big-hearted, decent and, in his own exuberantly beer-guzzling way, noble. |
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