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Boeing Boeing Reviews

  • 1965
  • 1 hr 42 mins
  • Comedy
  • NR
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Humor about a playboy (Tony Curtis) in Paris who tries to keep his three fiancées, all airline hostesses, from meeting. Robert: Jerry Lewis. Jacqueline: Dany Saval. Lise: Christiane Schmidtmer. Vicky: Suzanna Leigh. Bertha: Thelma Ritter. Directed by John Rich.

This adaptation of a hit play comes off all right on screen, helped by the most restrained Lewis performance yet seen. Curtis is a swinging American newspaperman based in Paris who keeps three stewardesses on a rotating schedule in his apartment, each of the girls unaware of the others. This arrangement is threatened by Lewis and by the Boeing Corporation's new, faster line of jets, which threatens to overlap the schedules of the harem. A first-class production.