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The Thrill of It All! Director: Norman Jewison Cast: Doris Day, James Garner, Arlene Francis, Edward Andrews

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  • DVD Release Date: 02/04/2003
  • Original Release: 1963
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 9,585
 
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Side #1 --
1. A Happy Woman
2. Main Titles
3. Dr. Boyer
4. Dinner Out
5. Happy Soap
6. Life at Home
7. Mommy's Commercial
8. A Job Offer
9. The Decision
10. Missed Messages
11. The Print Ad
12. Beverly's Fans
13. A New Product
14. Happy Suds
15. Gerry Comes Home
16. Beverly Gets Jealous
17. Having a Baby
18. A Doctor's Wife

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Editorial Reviews

This amusing romantic comedy concerns Dr. Gerald Boyer (James Garner), a successful gynecologist with a wife and two children. Wife Beverly (Doris Day) focuses on maintaining the household and watching the kids. One of Gerald's patients, Mrs. Fraleigh (Arlene Francis), overhears Beverly talking up a new product she's discovered called 'Happy Soap' - whose manufacturer just happens to be Mrs. Fraleigh's father-in-law, Old Tom Fraleigh (Reginald Owen). She introduces Beverly to him; hugely impressed, the old man offers her $80,000 a year to pitch a new product called "Happy Soap." Beverly's career takes her away from her family responsibilities and causes a series of comedic commotions for Gerald and the kids. He comes home from work one morning and accidentally drives his convertible into a freshly dug swimming pool ordered by Beverly without his knowledge. The furious physician throws a bevy of boxes of Happy Soap into the pool, causing the house to be engulfed in suds by morning (which the kids mistake for snow). The family maid Olivia (Zasu Pitts) is nearly driven crazy with the events and has many harried scenes of comedic frustration. Directed by Norman Jewison, this thouroughly engaging comedy was written by Larry Gelbart and Carl Reiner. Reiner provides the screenplay for the feature which turned out to be the last film appearance of Zasu Pitts. With her passing marked the end of a long and successful career as a comedic and well respected actress that began in 1917. Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide

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Thrill of It Allby Anonymous

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July 20, 2006: The Thrill of it All is one of my favorite Doris Day movies! I always have a hard time choosing which I like better, this or Pillow Talk so I guess I like them the same, equally! This movie is very cute, charming and funny and Doris Day and James Garner are both superb and the supporting cast is very good too and the child actors who play Doris Day's and James Garner's children are adorable. BTW: The little girl who played their daughter was in the movie The Sound of Music. She played Gretl Von Trapp.

Thrill of It Allby Anonymous

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January 30, 2005: Growing up, I've always been a fan of both James Garner and Doris Day, and I always felt that her best movies were done with him playing her husband. The ever-charming pair have chemistry that is unmistakable, and James Garner's sex-appeal could rival even Sean Connery's.


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