But you gotta admit -- it made a memorable impression!
I also love, for all its schtick, Steve Martin's turn in Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid, especially his scene where he recreates the Stanwyck/MacMurray supermarket and seduction scenes.
i saw the movie you mention at the hitchcock theatre on the universal lot when it came out. i may have a small poster or two someplace. i was out of my mind excited by that picture, at the time.
AtStirred, Straight Up, with a Twist, it helps to remember that it is permanently 1962 (give or take a decade); and that the problems of the real world can be solved with a touch of glamour and a dash of style.
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forgive me, but i always hated barbara in this wig in this movie, but presumed billy wanted it that way.
ReplyDeleteso yes, it worked.
totally its my fav hair on Barbara, hands down.
ReplyDeleteNorma, I'm with you... I can't stand it and it affects my enjoyment of the film!
ReplyDeleteBut you gotta admit -- it made a memorable impression!
ReplyDeleteI also love, for all its schtick, Steve Martin's turn in Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid, especially his scene where he recreates the Stanwyck/MacMurray supermarket and seduction scenes.
TJB: you're right.
ReplyDeletei saw the movie you mention at the hitchcock theatre on the universal lot when it came out. i may have a small poster or two someplace. i was out of my mind excited by that picture, at the time.