I Dream of Jeannie (TV Series) Everybody's a Movie Star (1967) User Reviews

Gigi DuBois??

[lindawest-82900 · 7/10 · 14 February 2021]

The actress in the last scene who was slated to be Major Healey's leading lady is not credited, even in the full cast description on here. Anybody know who played Gigi Du Bois??

Second appearance of Paul Lynde

[kevinolzak · 6/10 · 29 October 2016]

"Everybody's a Movie Star" marked the second appearance of fan favorite Paul Lynde, previously seen in "My Master, the Rich Tycoon." Filmmaker Allen Kerr (Lynde) has arrived from Hollywood to make a documentary about the life of Major Nelson, a former 'B' director who considers actors to be 'clods.' Jeannie's redecorating, early mod, meets with Kerr's approval, and shooting begins in Tony's living room, the two astronauts conducting small talk of little consequence, the director calling for lunch at 9AM. Roger overhears a conversation between Kerr and Dr. Bellows and thinks that their discussion about Tony's star making qualities is about him, so he goes even more over the top in his acting. Lynde would be back once more for "Please Don't Feed the Astronauts."

A Natural Comedian

[DKosty123 · 5/10 · 13 January 2015]

This is Paul Lynde's second guest shot on the series. He is the Hollywood Producer assigned to NASA to make a documentary for the space program.

There are some hi-kink's here as Roger reveals he was once King Lear in High School. Jeannie gets to be Lynde's script girl. What is not typical here is the writing is a little flat. Lynde gets very few zingers. There is a decent bit of physical comedy with the front door and door bell.

The plot is logical, but not as many places to hang the gags as the usual episode. When you look at it compared to some other shows, it might be that they just thought it was easy to make these funny and took the episode off sort of.