Bernie West,
Dean Martin,
Dort Clark,
Eddie Foy Jr.,
Frank Gorshin
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Judy Holliday's final film, Bells Are Ringing, is, fittingly enough, a tailor-made vehicle for her brassy talent. She'd won a Tony for the Broadway version of the show, playing an overly sympathetic t...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 15, 2005
Stats: 95 reviews
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June 24, 2009
Moments of genius, moments of complete stupidity.
Judy Holliday was fantastic, but I found the film real uneven. I bet on stage it would work a lot better. The police story line was especially cringe inducing. However there was great physical comedy shtick -
May 29, 2009
Judy Holliday is a an absolute delight in her final film as a telephone answering service operator who becomes romantically involved with one of her clients. Stylish musical based on the 1956 Broadway hit of the same name is heartwarming and sweet from start to finish. An under...( read more)
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July 28, 2009
"Plaza 0 - double 4 - double 3. What a perfect relationship. I can't see him. He can't see me."
This is a light, fluffy musical comedy from 1960 starring Judy Holliday and Dean Martin. Vincente Minnelli directs. The plot is one which just wouldn't work today due to technolog...( read more) -
March 20, 2009
Sweet, good natured comedy. Wonderful supporting cast but the shining light of the whole thing is Judy Holliday a truly unique talent. She glows when ever she's on screen. Sadly this was her last film. A real loss.
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September 19, 2008
Judy Holliday's performance was great and I enjoyed her job. How fun would that be to work at Susanswerphone! I did, however, find the songs lacking and Dean Martin boring.
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March 15, 2008
This is a delightful comden and Green songs with Judy Holiday reprising her great Broadway performance. Dean Martin is slick as usual.
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June 7, 2007
It's worth seeing for Judy Holliday's performance and for Dean singing Just in Time alone. It's a charming movie.
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