Lover Come Back1961
Lover Come Back (1961)
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Cast
as Carol Templeton
as Jerry Webster/Doctor Linus Tyler
as Peter Ramsay
as Rebel Davis
as J. Paxton Miller
as Dr. Linus Tyler
as Millie
as Hadley
as Brackett
as Kelly
as Fred
as Charlie
as Deborah
as Hodges
as Board Member
as Leonard
as Party Girl
as Party Girl
as Northcross
as Dr. Melnick
as Cleaning Woman
as Cleaning Woman
as Ramsey Receptionist
as Elevator Operator
as Bass Player
as Musician
as Elevator Operator
as Dancer
Critic Reviews for Lover Come Back
All Critics (11) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (10) | Rotten (1)
The three Pillow Talk people have done it again, with a rollicking comedy that coyly pretends to be terribly naughty.
Both Doris Day and Rock Hudson show unaccustomed liveliness as ad-agency rivals who use their glands as audio-visual aids, client-wise.
Formulaic, this Oscar-winning comedy reaffirmed the status of Rock Hudson and Doris Day as America's most popular stars at the box-office.
...entertaining and amiable...
Should be required viewing for film students studying why 1960s sitcom fare is so outdated.
O roteiro inteligente (e, embora inocente, ainda atual em suas críticas ao consumismo desenfreado) mantém o espectador sempre envolvido, e a sempre palpável química entre Day e Hudson torna a experiência ainda melhor.
Audience Reviews for Lover Come Back
Second helping of the Universal produced romantic comedies of the 1960's,pairing again Rock Hudson and Doris Day in the follow up to the scrubbed-clean,but highly successful 1959 comedy "Pillow Talk". In this outing titled "Lover Come Back",Rock Hudson plays macho advertising executive Jerry Webster,who has succeeded in business without really trying,preferring to show other executives a good time on the order in order to climb the corporate ladder. Doris Day's character Carol Templeton is a straight arrow;she hasn;t met Jerry in the flesh,but really hates him by reputation. Mistaken identity and outrageous hijinks ensue. And when a client's candy samples turn out to have the effect of a triple martini,Jerry and Carol do more than talk on their pillows. Day's canary voice delivers the title track during the opening credits and unexpectedly breaks into "Should I Surrender?" to mull over her ambivalent feelings for Jerry once she figures out that he's such a cad,but however handsome. The 1961 Oscar winner for Best Screenplay(written by Paul Henning and Stanley Shapiro),this was one of Universal's biggest theatrical hits when it came out around Christmas of 1961,becoming one of the top ten highest grossing films of that year. Not only Doris Day and Rock Hudson bring on the laughs,but with Tony Randall and Edie Adams. Several stars on board here including some famiilar names most of known for their television work including Ann B. Davis, along with Joe Flynn, Jack Albertson, Jack Kruschen, Jack Oakie,and the movie debut of a young Donna Douglas(the future Elly May Clampett of the Beverly Hillbillies that was by the way created-written and produced by Paul Henning).
Super Reviewer
Average rehashing of Pillow Talk. Tony Randall is absolutely amazing though.
Super Reviewer
My personal favorites of the Doris Day/Rock Hudson movies.
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