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A seductive starlet flees Hollywood and causes chaos for a real estate agent.A seductive starlet flees Hollywood and causes chaos for a real estate agent.A seductive starlet flees Hollywood and causes chaos for a real estate agent.
- Awards
- 2 nominations
Lesley-Marie Colburn
- Angie
- (uncredited)
Tommy Farrell
- Reporter
- (uncredited)
James Gonzalez
- Film Crew Member
- (uncredited)
Barry Kelley
- 'D.G.', Movie Studio Boss
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaCertain musical cues in the movie were originally written by John Williams for early episodes of Lost in Space (1965). Particularly notable is a menacing motif which originally accompanied early appearances of the Robinson's Robot, while he was still under the control of Dr. Smith.
- GoofsIn her tantrum, Didi pulls a fish off a plaque that was mounted on the wall and throws it at Tom. When Tom was being questioned by the police later in the cabin, the fish was back on the wall.
- Quotes
[Tom's daughter demonstrates the hip lingo she's picked up]
Doris Meade: Gee, Mom, you look really groovy. Gee, Dad, you look real beat.
- ConnectionsReferences The Lawrence Welk Show (1951)
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A real Bob Hope farce is the 1966 film, "Boy, Did I Get A Wrong Number."
A businessman (Hope) gets a wrong number and it turns out to be that of a hot-tempered actress (Ilke Sommer) who seems to have a love-hate relationship with her lover-director, a very handsome Cesare Danova. During a major spat, she runs off and is hidden by Hope.
Marjorie Lord plays the goody-goody wife and Phyllis Diller is literally along for the ride as a ditzy housekeeper, Lili. Diller is the sole of the film. She is hilarious and she aids her boss Hope.
Of course, when it appears that Sommer is dead, Hope becomes the main suspect. True to form, there is a major chase scene and an ending that we can say is appropriate for a comic "soap" opera. Silly, but the laughs are worth it. Hope and Diller were an excellent twosome together.
A businessman (Hope) gets a wrong number and it turns out to be that of a hot-tempered actress (Ilke Sommer) who seems to have a love-hate relationship with her lover-director, a very handsome Cesare Danova. During a major spat, she runs off and is hidden by Hope.
Marjorie Lord plays the goody-goody wife and Phyllis Diller is literally along for the ride as a ditzy housekeeper, Lili. Diller is the sole of the film. She is hilarious and she aids her boss Hope.
Of course, when it appears that Sommer is dead, Hope becomes the main suspect. True to form, there is a major chase scene and an ending that we can say is appropriate for a comic "soap" opera. Silly, but the laughs are worth it. Hope and Diller were an excellent twosome together.
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By what name was Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number! (1966) officially released in Canada in English?
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