The Perfect Furlough (Strictly for Pleasure) (1958)
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In this frothy romantic comedy, a hard-working female Army shrink (Janet Leigh) devises the "perfect furlough" for battle weary men and convinces the brass to let her try it on selected men stationed at her base. According to her plan, selected men would be given three weeks, tailor made… More In this frothy romantic comedy, a hard-working female Army shrink (Janet Leigh) devises the "perfect furlough" for battle weary men and convinces the brass to let her try it on selected men stationed at her base. According to her plan, selected men would be given three weeks, tailor made to fit their deepest desires. Her first test-case is a handsome ladies' man (Tony Curtis) who chooses to go to Paris with his favorite movie star. Naturally the psychologist chaperones. Romantic mayhem ensues and eventually the furloughed soldier and the shrink fall in love. The story is also titled Strictly for Pleasure. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
- Directed By
- Blake Edwards
- Written By
- Stanley Shapiro
- Genres
- Romance, Classics, Comedy
- In Theaters
- Oct 1, 1958 Wide
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Cast
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Tony Curtis
as Cpl. Paul Hodges
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Janet Leigh
as Lt. Vicki Loren
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Linda Cristal
as Sandra Roca
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Keenan Wynn
as Harvey Franklin
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Elaine Stritch
as Liz Baker
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Marcel Dalio
as Henri Valentin
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Troy Donahue
as Sgt. Nickles
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Les Tremayne
as Col. Leland
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Jay Novello
as Rene Valentin
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King Donovan
as Maj. Collins
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Gordon Jones
as First M.P.
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Alvy Moore
as Pvt. Marvin Brewer
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Lilyan Chauvin
as French nurse
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Dick Crockett
as Second M.P.
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Eugene Borden
as French doctor
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James Lanphier
as Assistant Hotel Manager
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Genevieve Aumont
as Pregnant woman
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Peter Camlin
as Winemaker
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Albert Carrier
as Hairdresser
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Jack Chefe
as Maitre d'
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Frankie Darro
as Man in cast
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Roger Etienne
as Bellboy
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Scotty Groves
as Medic
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Phil Harvey
as Capt. Morgan
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Hugh Lawrence
as Capt. Johnson
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Vernon Rich
as Middle-Aged Man
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Victor Romito
as Reporter
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Marcel Rousseau
as Magistrate
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Karen Lee Scott
as French waitress
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Carleton Young
as Maj. Morrow
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Gail Bonney
as Spinster
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Manuel Paris
as Doorman