Walk, Don't Run

Walk, Don't Run (1966)

  • 100% of critics liked it
    (5 reviews)

  • 67% of users liked it
    (3,260 ratings)

Cary Grant made his last film appearance before retiring from the screen in this agreeable piece of fluff based on the 1943 comedy The More the Merrier, which dealt with the romantic complications inherent in the housing shortage in Washington D.C. during World War II. In Walk, Don't Run, the… More

Unrated,
Directed By
Written By
Robert Russell, Frank Ross, Sol Saks
Genres
Comedy, Romance
In Theaters
Jun 29, 1966 Wide
Sony Pictures Entertainment

Critic Reviews

  • Emanuel Levy, EmanuelLevy.Com

    At 62, Cary Grant made his last film in this amiable comedy, a loose, weaker remake of George Stevens' 1943 The More the Merrier.

  • Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews

    Agreeable fluff romantic comedy.

  • Steve Crum, Kansas City Kansan

    Cary's last hurrah is pretty funny.

  • Ken Hanke, Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC)

    Tepid remake of The More the Merrier makes an unassuming swan song for Cary Grant.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Universal D


    Grant's last film ... and therein the reason to go there. And he's competent enough, given a few scenes wherein the old magic can shine, and by george, he's still got it. But the overall work, eh, not so much, a light and obvious love match-up interestingly set… More

  • AJ V


    Grant's last movie! It's a remake of an older movie, which I liked better, actually, but this movie has a good cast and it's funny, so I liked it anyway.

  • Jennifer D


    Holy Cary Grant in his boxers! Loved that. Freaking priceless and it may have been his last film, but damn, he went out in style. Grant is easily and obviously the best part of this film and he is pure brilliance. Can't say quite as much for the story, but it was still a cute… More

  • Sunil J


    It was just too much. Cary Grant does a nice job as usual but the characters are all blah and Samantha Eggar is just annoying. It was a lot of strung together silly moments without any real story.

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