During a blackout, a New York executive crosses paths with a Broadway actress and her husband.During a blackout, a New York executive crosses paths with a Broadway actress and her husband.During a blackout, a New York executive crosses paths with a Broadway actress and her husband.
- Awards
- 1 nomination
Murray Alper
- Passenger
- (uncredited)
Hy Averback
- Newscaster
- (uncredited)
Larry Barton
- Minor Role
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaThere appears to be a rights issue tied up with the issuing of this film. While it was a television staple for many years and was released on videocassette several decades ago, it has not been televised or released in digital format since that time. As of 2018, the film has been out of circulation for nearly 25 years.
- GoofsWhen Margaret is sitting on the couch during her interview, the yellow cushions beside her keep moving.
- Quotes
Margaret Garrison: [repeated line]
Margaret Garrison: Hello, Peter, so you're here!
- ConnectionsFeatured in Lionpower from MGM (1967)
- SoundtracksWhere Were You When The Lights Went Out?
Words by Kelly Gordon
Music by Dave Grusin
Performed by The Lettermen
[Title song played over the opening titles and credits, with a reprise played over the end credits]
Featured review
Doris Day and Patrick O'Neal are husband and wife in this permissive comedy based on a stage play with Terry-Thomas as a stinker, playing a Hungarian but apparently with received pronunciation.
A young man is passed over for promotion by the bosses stupid son so he hatches a plan to steal the companies dividends. When there is a black out in New York, he has difficulty escaping and ends up sleeping with Doris Day.
Its a jolly and pretty well made film and I'm don't really understand all the negative comments. Perhaps because it's a foreign script, or because it's not dripping in gee-schucks All-American schmaltz like the other Doris Day films ?
Product placements - Kodak, The New York Times and Pan- Am. The Kaiser Group (Checker) provided the vehicles, an S series Valiant breaking down.
A young man is passed over for promotion by the bosses stupid son so he hatches a plan to steal the companies dividends. When there is a black out in New York, he has difficulty escaping and ends up sleeping with Doris Day.
Its a jolly and pretty well made film and I'm don't really understand all the negative comments. Perhaps because it's a foreign script, or because it's not dripping in gee-schucks All-American schmaltz like the other Doris Day films ?
Product placements - Kodak, The New York Times and Pan- Am. The Kaiser Group (Checker) provided the vehicles, an S series Valiant breaking down.
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- Grad u mraku
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- Gross US & Canada
- $7,988,000
- Runtime1 hour 29 minutes
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- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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By what name was Where Were You When the Lights Went Out? (1968) officially released in Canada in English?
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