The Thrill of It All! (1963)

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Release Date: Jul 17, 1963 Wide

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This amusing romantic comedy concerns Dr. Gerald Boyer (James Garner), a successful gynecologist with a wife and two children. Wife Beverly (Doris Day) focuses on maintaining the household and watching the kids. One of Gerald's patients, Mrs. Fraleigh (Arlene Francis), overhears Beverly talking up a new product she's discovered called 'Happy Soap' - whose manufacturer just happens to be Mrs. Fraleigh's father-in-law, Old Tom Fraleigh (Reginald Owen). She introduces Beverly to him; hugely

Unrated, 1 hr. 48 min.

Romance, Classics, Comedy

Directed By: Norman Jewison

In Theaters: Jul 17, 1963 Wide

On DVD: Feb 4, 2003

MCA Universal Home Video

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Cast

Doris Day
Beverly Boyer
James Garner
Dr. Gerald Boyer
Arlene Francis
Mrs. Fraleigh
Edward Andrews
Gardiner Fraleigh
Zasu Pitts
Olivia maid
Reginald Owen
Old Tom Fraleigh
Elliott Reid
Mike Palmer
Alice Pearce
Woman in Car
Kym Karath
Maggie Boyer
Brian Nash
Andy Boyer
Lucy Landau
Mrs. Goethe
Paul Hartman
Dr. Taylor
Hayden Rorke
Billings yes man
Alex Gerry
Stokely
Robert Gallaer
Van Camp
Anne Newman
Miss Thompson
Burt Mustin
Butler
Hedley Mattingly
Chauffeur
Robert Strauss
1st Truck Driver
Maurice Gosfield
Truck Driver
William Bramley
Driver
Pamela Curran
Starlet
Herbie Faye
Man
Lenny Kent
Cabbie
John Alderman
Mr. Caputo
Carl Reiner
Lennie Weinrib

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Cute, but not as amazing as I'd hoped coming from the pen of Carl Reiner and Larry Gelbart. However, the bubbles gag is hilarious.

August 16, 2007

Ken Stachnik

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Oh my goodness, this is such an adorable, underrated movie! You wouldn't expect a wholesome Doris Day film to be this clever and refreshing. It addresses the concept of female empowerment in a very mom-and-pop quaint kinda way. I love the mod-retro look of this movie too. Honestly, you can't create that kind of

April 5, 2009