USA,
1967, 95 min
Directed by:
Frank TashlinScreenplay:
Frank TashlinCinematography:
Leon ShamroyComposer:
Frank De VolCast:
Doris Day, Richard Harris, Ray Walston, Jack Kruschen, Edward Mulhare, Lilia Skala, Irene Tsu, Michael Romanoff, Larry D. Mann, Michael J. Pollard (more)Plots(1)
This 1960s feature stars Doris Day as an industrial designer who finds herself in quite the tangle when she slips a secret cosmetic formula to one of her company's main competitors. (official distributor synopsis)
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It's not the greatest spy comedy, but there were moments when I genuinely enjoyed myself. Doris Day is fine, but I found Richard Harris much more entertaining; he showcased both his comedic and dramatic potential here. The overall plot is pleasantly twisted, but at times, it has some good build-up, whether in humor or action. But it’s all modest.
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