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All Critics (14) | Top Critics (4) | Fresh (8) | Rotten (6)
At 40, [Day] should maybe stop trying to play Goldilocks. May 6, 2013 | Full Review…
At 40, [Day] should maybe stop trying to play Goldilocks.
Send Me No Flowers doesn't carry the same voltage, either in laughs or originality. Mar 26, 2009 | Full Review…
Send Me No Flowers doesn't carry the same voltage, either in laughs or originality.
Variety Staff
Probably the best of the Doris Day/Rock Hudson vehicles. Jun 24, 2006
Probably the best of the Doris Day/Rock Hudson vehicles.
Tom Milne
It is a beautiful farce situation, and Julius Epstein has written it, from a play by Norman Barasch and Carroll Moore, with nimble inventiveness and style. May 9, 2005 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
It is a beautiful farce situation, and Julius Epstein has written it, from a play by Norman Barasch and Carroll Moore, with nimble inventiveness and style.
Bosley Crowther
A tiresome tasteless conventional farce. Sep 28, 2016 | Rating: C | Full Review…
A tiresome tasteless conventional farce.
Dennis Schwartz
The last and weakest Hudson-Day pairing is lame from the starting gate. May 6, 2013 | Rating: 2.5/4 | Full Review…
The last and weakest Hudson-Day pairing is lame from the starting gate.
Hudson-Day sex farce (that is, in 1964) is fun relic today. Apr 8, 2008 | Rating: 4/5
Hudson-Day sex farce (that is, in 1964) is fun relic today.
Steve Crum
...a desperate attempt to recapture Pillow Talk's charming and effortlessly delightful atmosphere. Aug 9, 2007 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
...a desperate attempt to recapture Pillow Talk's charming and effortlessly delightful atmosphere.
David Nusair
Jewison's cockeyed comedy works its romantic magic with the flighty entanglement of the Hudson-Day charming kooky connection Jun 23, 2004 | Rating: 3/5
Jewison's cockeyed comedy works its romantic magic with the flighty entanglement of the Hudson-Day charming kooky connection
Frank Ochieng
Pretty good romantic comedy that's a bit too cute. Nov 26, 2003 | Rating: 3/5
Pretty good romantic comedy that's a bit too cute.
Ken Hanke
There's enough humour in the ensuing misunderstandings and enough skill in the playing and direction to stifle not just criticism but even the odd yawn. May 24, 2003 | Full Review…
There's enough humour in the ensuing misunderstandings and enough skill in the playing and direction to stifle not just criticism but even the odd yawn.
Film4 Staff
A hypochondriac sets about to ensure his wife's care after learning of his imminent demise ... only he's mistaken, he's not dying. Drawing room hijinks ensue, aided by the capable Tony Randall and Paul Lynde as supporting players. The focus though is on the chemistry between Rock Hudson and Doris Day, and this survives scrutiny easily as they were a likeable pairing.
Super Reviewer
Poor George, who thinks he's dying, tries to find a suitable husband for his wife after he's passed on. Light and breezy comedy of errors is like a gorgeously shot sitcom full of colorful production design that highlights suburban style of the mid-60s. Coy screenplay by Julius J. Epstein, based on the play by Norman Barasch and Carroll Moore, is surprisingly suggestive at times, in a very naive sort of way. Stars Doris Day and Rock Hudson display great chemistry in their third and last pairing together. The enthusiastic cast also includes Tony Randall, Paul Lynde and Clint Walker. Everyone inhabits their characters so comfortably, it's like they've been playing them on the stage for years. Whimsical music by Frank De Vol boosts this playful farce.
Probably the greatest of the Doris Day-Rock Hudson comedies and when this came out in 1964,this was to be considered the last of great comedies of the 1960's that starred Doris Day and Rock Hudson. Hilarious hijinks ensumes with Tony Randall,Edward Andrews and the great Paul Lynde. Clint Walker also stars.
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