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Doris Day, Julia Meade, Marcel Dalio, Nick Adams, Rock Hudson
A suave playboy and a headstrong interior decorator must share a party line during a Manhattan line shortage. The deocorator becomes offended when she must listen to the playboy every night wooing a d...( read more
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pillow talk is brilliant. although it adheres to the formula for every good reel of this nature it still works and you can't argue with that. doris day is adorable and thelma ritter as alma is the character you need in every one of these
Oh I forgot how much fun their movies were. It's been a long long time since I've seen them. I found this 3 pack in Best Buy and I just love Rock Hudson...I remember crying like a little baby when i got the news. Gosh I still go crazy over their movies...love them!
If you love fifteis glamour and old school romantic comedies, you'll love this. I am far too cynical for this kind of thing, however...
More than dated, this "classic" is annoyingly prudish and probably the most outrageous of the Doris Day films. She hates Rock Hudson's character for the entire movie and when she finds out that he's been lying to her it takes less than a minute for her to be in his arms. This fil...( read more)
Not as good as I imagined. Disappointing. Tony Randall is brilliant as always though.
*Ultimate Rock and Doris. And one of the many reasons why I love Rock Hudson. Great rom-com!
