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A chemistry professor Curtis and TV writer Martin pretend to be secret agents in order to confuse Curtis' jealous wife Leigh, who saw him kissing one of his pretty young students (it was in the line of duty! The girl's a spy!). Events spiral out of control as the two find themselves involved with real FBI agents, real spies and real babes.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
COMEDY RAISED FROM THE HUMDRUM BY THE ACTORS AND PROVIDES RESTFUL EVENING ENTERTAINMENT. TO ENJOY IT FULLY THE FILM MUST BE VIEWED IN FULL AT ONE SITTING.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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This is a good little nonsense movie. Just quickly: Tony Curtis gets caught by his wife (Janet Leigh) being kissed by a young lady. In order to save Tony's marriage, his buddy (Dean Martin) suggests they lie to his wife about them being secret agents for the FBI and the kiss was in the line of duty. It all gets out of control and the real FBI gets wind of their antics.. and puts them into a REAL cold war predicament.
It's all fun stuff with an impossibly cute little kitten in the final section. The dvd boasts a sharp, anamorphic 1:1.85 picture and nothing in the way of extras. The poster art you see featured on the item page is not on the dvd cover. Instead you get a cool black & white photo of Tony, Janet & Dean. Best of all, the movie has that great 1960s look: the heads, the clothes, the cars... go on, take a chance!
It's all fun stuff with an impossibly cute little kitten in the final section. The dvd boasts a sharp, anamorphic 1:1.85 picture and nothing in the way of extras. The poster art you see featured on the item page is not on the dvd cover. Instead you get a cool black & white photo of Tony, Janet & Dean. Best of all, the movie has that great 1960s look: the heads, the clothes, the cars... go on, take a chance!
15 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Who Was That Lady? [DVD] [1960]
Entitled Memories,as this was the first film my husband saw at a cinema,
in his teens and the atmosphere of in the cinema and he as never ever,
forgotten that film,the many laughs with Tony Curtis together with Dean Martin, all good innocent fun,well,it was from the 1960's for a family to enjoy.
My 16yr old Grandson,watched the D.V.D with me and my husband,we all enjoyed the innocent fun, without the smoke in the cinema, in those day's.
An old saying-THEY DON'T MAKE THEM LIKE THAT THESE DAY'S.
ISN'T JANET LEIGH JUST GORGEOUS
Entitled Memories,as this was the first film my husband saw at a cinema,
in his teens and the atmosphere of in the cinema and he as never ever,
forgotten that film,the many laughs with Tony Curtis together with Dean Martin, all good innocent fun,well,it was from the 1960's for a family to enjoy.
My 16yr old Grandson,watched the D.V.D with me and my husband,we all enjoyed the innocent fun, without the smoke in the cinema, in those day's.
An old saying-THEY DON'T MAKE THEM LIKE THAT THESE DAY'S.
ISN'T JANET LEIGH JUST GORGEOUS
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