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starring: Rock Hudson, Doris Day, Tony Randall directed by: Delbert Mann

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Average Rating: Rating: - Doris and Rock together again! This movie has all the elements that made "Pillow Talk" (Doris and Rock's prior movie) succesful but enlarged. This time Doris and Rock are advertising business rivals, she the hardworker, he the playboy. When Doris goes after the account for a bogus product Rock has created he masquerades as an "innocent" scientist to get closer to her, much closer. Look out for Doris' Sutton Place apartment and dozens of ridiculously opulent costume changes. Also features Anne B. Davis (Alice on "The Brady Bunch") as Doris' secretary and Edie Adams as Rock's favorite showgirl. Tony Randall is the second male lead. I prefer this movie to "Pillow Talk." It's bigger and more confident. And the ending is much racier. Rating: - My favorite DorisDay,RockHudson,Tony Randall Movie Out of the Three films Doris,Rock,and Tony made together,this is my favorite. I love all three movies,but this one's the best. The ending has got to be the funniest finals of any movie ever made."That's what I call cutting it close." I don't know how they got away with this in 1961. Doris Day has always been my favorite movie star,and I wrote to her when I was a kid,and she sent me a beutifull letter back,signed in Ink. I can still here my grandmother laugh when Doris left Rock at the beach with no clothes on. I also love Tony Randall's performace. He really makes the movie that much special. Donna Douglas has a small part in the movie,along with Edie Adams. Do you beleive that Doris was suppose to do The Graduate,playing Mrs Robinson?What a great change this would have been for the actress. At least we have all of her fantastic musicals and comedies to look at forever.There will never be another Doris Day. Rating: - "Lover Come Back" Keeps Coming Back I've liked this movie ever since I saw it on TV as a kid and if that makes me socially retrograde, well then I'm guilty. I don't buy the line that the plot is all about Doris Day protecting her virginity from Rock Hudson; it's really about Doris protecting her autonomy from Rock, which makes her an early feminist as some feminist film critics have noted. (So there!) There will never be a period like the early sixties again. The delightfully silly plot revolves around a sleazy adman (Rock) who advertises a nonexistent product just to feature his girlfriend in TV ads, then actually has to invent something to stay out of trouble with his professional rival (Doris). Oh, and just like in "Pillow Talk," the two meet but Doris thinks he is someone else. This film gets better over time as the ironies of time and history stick to it (said of Rock after he covers his nudity with a borrowed women's full-length mink: "He's the last guy on earth I would'a figured.") "Lover Come Back" is good fun and the level of sophistication is such that the whole family can enjoy it.

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