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1956 |
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SO BAD
THRILLER
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| Length: |
97 |
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Air stewardess (Doris Day, pictured) finds she's married a murderer (Louis Jourdan).
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Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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| Enjoyably silly thriller. The inexplicably Oscar-nominated screenplay which combines dotty dialogue with a potty plot. Doris finds her husband's a killer in reel one, but illogically does little about it for ages. The climax, when she single-handedly brings a plane into San Francisco Airport, is a camp sequence worthy of the Airport series. |
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| Sample line... Sympathetic police officer offers coffee to desperate Doris Day: "You've got quite a problem. Cream and sugar?" |
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