The laughs are all on target in this witty replay of the kind of chemistry DORIS DAY and ROCK HUDSON had in PILLOW TALK. Again they're directed by Delbert Mann with a screenplay by Stanley Shapiro who wrote their former hit. It has a lot of the same situations, but no matter, it's still very, very funny.
Once again Hudson is a shallow creature who tries to outwit the competition (he and Day are competing for accounts at an advertising firm), and once again TONY RANDALL is a best friend who gets a lot of laughs in another amusing supporting role.
EDIE ADAMS, ANN B. DAVIS and JACK OAKIE (in his last role), are all given funny lines and situations. It's Day at her best in a role that showcases her at her sunniest as a light comedienne. Sunny until her temper explodes! Summing up: Even better than PILLOW TALK.
Once again Hudson is a shallow creature who tries to outwit the competition (he and Day are competing for accounts at an advertising firm), and once again TONY RANDALL is a best friend who gets a lot of laughs in another amusing supporting role.
EDIE ADAMS, ANN B. DAVIS and JACK OAKIE (in his last role), are all given funny lines and situations. It's Day at her best in a role that showcases her at her sunniest as a light comedienne. Sunny until her temper explodes! Summing up: Even better than PILLOW TALK.