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An artist has an opportunity to go to Paris and wants to bring his fiancee along. However, she's a psychiatrist who currently has three female patients who don't like men. So, he guises himself as three different men to gauge their trust and hopefully cure them so that his fiancee can go with him. Written by
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When Jerry takes over as "The King" of the great lovers -- Pandemonium reigns!
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Trivia
This was
Jerry Lewis' first film with Columbia after a long career with Paramount.
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Quotes
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Christopher learns from the French ambassador that he has won a prize for his art work]
The Ambassador:
Ze first prise is fifty thousand francs. In American money, zat ees ten thousand dollars.
The Attache:
Give or take a little.
Christopher Pride:
As long as you give, I'll take.
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References
Dr. No (1962)
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Soundtracks
"A Now and a Later Love"
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This movie is one that has both amused me and appalled me over the years. Jerry Lewis is an odd sort of comedic actor. When left to his own devices he can be downright annoying in his portrayals. Too bad this movie falls into that category. Jerry follows the stereotype he so loves as we see him often with cigarette in one hand and drink glass in the other. Lewis has potential to be great as a comedic actor but by acting as star (in multiple roles), director, and producer he's pretty much given himself carte blanche to do whatever he wants while in front of the camera.
The premise of the movie is fairly typical for Jerry Lewis movies of the 60's. It does provide us an opportunity to watch Janet Leigh and Mary Ann Mobley which is always a pleasure. All in all it's a pretty silly movie that simply doesn't hit the mark.