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When Roger (Gig Young) is showing Cathy (Doris Day) the list of potential husbands for her, one of t [...]	D
Philip's limo is a 1959 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud II.	D
Cary Grant and Doris Day were much older than their characters.	D
UNIVAC, the computing system of the era, is shown at the very end of the film.	D
Cary Grant involved himself in many details of the production. For a scene that took place in his ch [...]	D
Final film of actress Leola Wendorff .	D
After Cathy sees the fashion show at Bergdorf Goodman, the store's iconic lavender-colored boxes are [...]	D
Doris Day had been in another film about a building under construction two years earlier, in Midnigh [...]	D
Doris Day's films were known for their stunning fashion offerings, and Hawaiian-born costumer Rosema [...]	D
Eighteen years separated the two leads Doris Day was 39, and Cary Grant was 57.	D
Rock Hudson had expected to be cast as Philip, but director Delbert Mann wanted Cary Grant.	D
Cary Grant was a huge fan of the New York Yankees, which likely made it easier for the producers to [...]	D
Cary Grant was very particular about some things on this film, according to a modern biographer of t [...]	D
36 years later, the iconic opening scene of a woman getting splattered by the backwash of a passing [...]	D
Audrey Meadows' housekeeper, Pat Scofield, desperately wanted to meet Cary Grant. She would sit in M [...]	D
Final film of Edna Bennett.	D
The Zenith clock radio shown in close-up in Cathy and Connie's apartment is a model Z524Y from c. 19 [...]	D
Even though movie audiences were willing to accept Cary Grant as a romantic leading man regardless o [...]	D
Three New York Yankees players make cameos in this film: Yogi Berra, Roger Maris, and Mickey Mantle.	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2002 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 top 1 [...]	D
Doris Day was 39 when this film was made, although her character was supposed to be in her twenties.	D
Gig Young was once married to Elizabeth Montgomery of Vita da strega (1964) fame. She was his third [...]	D
When Roger tells Philip that he would send Bernard Baruch out to "pay off the girl," he is referring [...]	D
Asbury Park, New Jersey, is the hometown to many notable people. And Bruce Springsteen, a NJ hometow [...]	D
In the three years since Doris Day dealt with telephone issues in Pillow Talk (1959), NYC apartments [...]	D
Art Passarella, who played the umpire in the Yankee Stadium scene, was an actual Major League umpire [...]	D
The aircraft that Cathy is depicted as taking to Bermuda is a 1958 Pan Am Boeing 707, named Clipper [...]	D
The vehicle Beasley uses to take Cathy on a date is a 1952 Ford F-1 panel truck.	D
John Astin had appeared in West Side Story (1961) as Glad Hand, a social worker/chaperone at the dan [...]	D
British character actor Jack Livesey, who played the hotel doctor in the Bermuda scenes, died in Oct [...]	D
Cary Grant and John Astin have both played the role of Lt. Cmdr. Matt T. Sherman. Grant played the r [...]	D
An article in the 13 June 1961 edition of the New York Times noted doubles for Cary Grant and Doris [...]	D
Some of the humor is often condemned as homophobic.	D
In her autobiography, Doris Day wrote: "Of all the people I performed with, I got to know Cary Grant [...]	D
For scenes in the Automat, cast members were advised on their call sheets not to eat breakfast "as l [...]	D
Bermuda is indeed famous for its coral pink sand beaches.	D
A contemporary article in Daily Variety reported Cary Grant called the French auto maker Citroen and [...]	D
The movie was filmed on location in New York. Some sources claim it was also shot in Bermuda, but ot [...]	D
Readers of the Motion Picture Herald voted Doris Day "the top audience-attracting film star" in Nort [...]	D
The plane depicted as landing in Bermuda is a 1960 Pan Am Boeing 707, registration N729PA. It flew w [...]	D
Cary Grant reportedly urged Gig Young to make more of his role as the humorously unstable, psychiatr [...]	D
Cary Grant did not like the finished film.	D
Everett Beasley (John Astin) pulled "Phil's Poultry Market," blue and white delivery truck into the [...]	D
Upper Sandusky, Ohio, mentioned several times in this film as Cathy's hometown, is a real town in no [...]	D
This was the fourth highest grossing film of 1962.	D
Cary Grant conceded to Doris Day in the only conflict that arose between them during filming. Both D [...]	D
The lobby of the Bermuda hotel has a painting of Queen Elizabeth II, in full coronation garb, hangin [...]	D
Shayne discounts the New York Yankees, joking that they "try hard." Ironically, the movie was filmed [...]	D
As with almost every film he made once he became an established star, Cary Grant had a clause in his [...]	D
When Cary Grant noticed an ad for a raincoat that he thought would be appropriate for Doris Day to w [...]	D
Final film of Jan Burrell.	D
The IBM card blizzard could well have been an inspiration for a similar scene set at the New York Ci [...]	D
Cary Grant was a big fan of The Honeymooners (1955) and Audrey Meadows in particular, and was respon [...]	D

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A running gag is Roger catching the chauffeur carting Shayne's luggage in and out of Shayne's office [...]	D
The take-off and landing shots depict a Pan Am Boeing 707, but the inflight shots are of a Pan Am Do [...]	D
In the American Credit Card Univac room, a customer record (card) was reviewed. The card was a Holle [...]	D
The final scene in the park is shot against a rear projection. It's so obvious, you can see a blue b [...]	D
When Shayne and Roger are talking in the office, Shayne is drinking from a teacup. The camera angle [...]	D
When Roger falls down the stairs at Cathy's apartment building, the stuntman's final positions on th [...]	D
When Cathy and Connie are going to sleep after Cathy's first day with Mr. Shayne, Connie places the [...]	D
Assuming she tumbled over the balcony head-first, Cathy should have landed on the canopy face-up, no [...]	D
The bottle on Cathy's big toe is plastic, as evidenced by the way it flops around when she wiggles t [...]	D
Shayne says "there is no television" in Bermuda. In fact, ZBM-TV began broadcasting in 1958, becomin [...]	D
When Philip and Cathy are in Bermuda, they are driving on the right side with a car with left steeri [...]	D
When Shayne address the U.N. General Assembly, he is speaking from the United States' seat. It is sh [...]	D
When Philip and Cathy are driving up to the hotel in Bermuda, he is driving: (1) on the right side o [...]	D
Conversations at the Automat between customer Cathy and worker Connie could not have occurred as sho [...]	D
When Philip gets out of the back of the chicken truck, the boom is visible on the door.	D
The aircraft Cathy is depicted as leaving New York in is not the same one shown landing in Bermuda. [...]	D
Shayne books an entire jumbo jet to fly Cathy to Bermuda--an unnecessary expense, as it's already be [...]	D

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