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The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown (1957)
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August 1957 (USA)
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The Sizzling Hot Story of a Kidnapped Movie Goddess who Fell for the Guy who Snatched Her!
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When a movie star is kidnapped, everyone thinks it's a publicity stunt. It's not. | add synopsis
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Uninspired romantic comedy is a dud of the first order...
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(Complete credited cast) | Jane Russell | ... | Laurel Stevens |
 | Keenan Wynn | ... | Dandy |
| Ralph Meeker | ... | Mike Valla |
| Fred Clark | ... | Sergeant McBride |
| Una Merkel | ... | Bertha |
 | Adolphe Menjou | ... | Arthur Martin |
| Benay Venuta | ... | Daisy Parker |
| Bob Kelley | ... | TV Announcer |
| Dick Haynes | ... | D.J. |
| John Truax | ... | Flack |
| Milton Frome | ... | Lieutenant Dempsey |
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| Robert Harris | ... | Barney Baylies |
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87 min
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Mono (Westrex Recording System)
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In 1957, United Artists distributed this film on a double bill with Outlaw's Son (1957) starring Dane Clark.
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JANE RUSSELL, wearing the worst looking blonde wig since Barbara Stanwyck went blonde for "Double Indemnity", does nothing to enhance the reputation she had after "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes", wherein she sometimes stole scenes from Marilyn Monroe and Charles Coburn. Here she plays a ditsy actress supposedly a blonde bombshell whose latest film is about a kidnapped bride.
Here she's not exactly a scene-stealer--in fact, her performance is rather strained and only improves after she takes off that horrendous wig. Then, it improves considerably.
No help is the script, a tiresome thing that is silly from the start and wastes some talented people--like ADOLPHE MENJOU, RALPH MEEKER and KEENAN WYNN. Meeker seems so uninterested in his role that it shows. Badly.
Meeker and Wynn are partners in a kidnapping scheme that fails to go smoothly because Russell is a regular spitfire who proves hard to handle, until she decides the kidnapping would be good publicity for her latest film. The script only gets worse as it goes along, with only FRED CLARK able to put some laughs into a brief supporting role.
Summing up: A really clumsy script, it does nothing for the careers of Russell, Meeker or Wynn who have all done better elsewhere.