Another great formula comic "misunderstood lover" movie from the 60's.
Chantal Stacy (Sandra Dee) half French and three quarters Bostonian is out to get herself a husband. Her victim is Eugene Wright (Bobby Darin). Once she is attached, she is having a hard time handling different marriage situations. With a little help from her mother and a book on training man's best friend it looks like she will have situation once more in hand.
However, as we suspect you cannot correct problems with the formula and the situation gets out of hand. As with most comedies we go way out into left field; will they be able to recognize each other's problems fixed this and live happily ever after or will Eugene Wright find himself in the doghouse?
Actually, you will find this movie to be quite fun and will want to repeat viewing for the nuances that were missed.
See these two again in "Come September" (1961).
Chantal Stacy (Sandra Dee) half French and three quarters Bostonian is out to get herself a husband. Her victim is Eugene Wright (Bobby Darin). Once she is attached, she is having a hard time handling different marriage situations. With a little help from her mother and a book on training man's best friend it looks like she will have situation once more in hand.
However, as we suspect you cannot correct problems with the formula and the situation gets out of hand. As with most comedies we go way out into left field; will they be able to recognize each other's problems fixed this and live happily ever after or will Eugene Wright find himself in the doghouse?
Actually, you will find this movie to be quite fun and will want to repeat viewing for the nuances that were missed.
See these two again in "Come September" (1961).