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Un bikini per Didi

Titolo originale: Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number!
  • 1966
  • Approved
  • 1h 39min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
5,5/10
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Bob Hope, Phyllis Diller, and Elke Sommer in Un bikini per Didi (1966)
A seductive starlet flees Hollywood and causes chaos for a real estate agent.
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA seductive starlet flees Hollywood and causes chaos for a real estate agent.A seductive starlet flees Hollywood and causes chaos for a real estate agent.A seductive starlet flees Hollywood and causes chaos for a real estate agent.

  • Regia
    • George Marshall
  • Sceneggiatura
    • George Beck
    • George Kennett
    • Albert E. Lewin
  • Star
    • Bob Hope
    • Elke Sommer
    • Phyllis Diller
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    5,5/10
    1384
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • George Marshall
    • Sceneggiatura
      • George Beck
      • George Kennett
      • Albert E. Lewin
    • Star
      • Bob Hope
      • Elke Sommer
      • Phyllis Diller
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    • 10Recensioni della critica
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    Bob Hope
    Bob Hope
    • Thomas J. 'Tom' Meade
    Elke Sommer
    Elke Sommer
    • Didi
    Phyllis Diller
    Phyllis Diller
    • Lily
    Cesare Danova
    Cesare Danova
    • Pepe Pepponi
    Marjorie Lord
    Marjorie Lord
    • Mrs. Martha Meade
    Kelly Thordsen
    Kelly Thordsen
    • Detective Shawn Regan
    Benny Baker
    Benny Baker
    • Detective Lt. Schwartz
    Terry Burnham
    • Doris Meade
    Joyce Jameson
    Joyce Jameson
    • Telephone operator
    Harry von Zell
    Harry von Zell
    • Newscaster…
    Kevin Burchett
    • Larry Meade
    Keith Taylor
    • Plympton
    John Todd Roberts
    • Newsboy
    Lesley-Marie Colburn
    • Angie
    • (non citato nei titoli originali)
    Tommy Farrell
    Tommy Farrell
    • Reporter
    • (non citato nei titoli originali)
    James Gonzalez
    James Gonzalez
    • Film Crew Member
    • (non citato nei titoli originali)
    Barry Kelley
    Barry Kelley
    • 'D.G.', Movie Studio Boss
    • (non citato nei titoli originali)
    Norman Leavitt
    Norman Leavitt
    • Titus Zeale, Gas Station Proprietor
    • (non citato nei titoli originali)
    • Regia
      • George Marshall
    • Sceneggiatura
      • George Beck
      • George Kennett
      • Albert E. Lewin
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    7edwagreen

    Boy, Did I Enjoy this Wrong Number ***

    A real Bob Hope farce is the 1966 film, "Boy, Did I Get A Wrong Number."

    A businessman (Hope) gets a wrong number and it turns out to be that of a hot-tempered actress (Ilke Sommer) who seems to have a love-hate relationship with her lover-director, a very handsome Cesare Danova. During a major spat, she runs off and is hidden by Hope.

    Marjorie Lord plays the goody-goody wife and Phyllis Diller is literally along for the ride as a ditzy housekeeper, Lili. Diller is the sole of the film. She is hilarious and she aids her boss Hope.

    Of course, when it appears that Sommer is dead, Hope becomes the main suspect. True to form, there is a major chase scene and an ending that we can say is appropriate for a comic "soap" opera. Silly, but the laughs are worth it. Hope and Diller were an excellent twosome together.
    6wgranger

    you can't go back home again

    I saw this film twice: once when I was a pre-teen in the 60s and then about 40 years later. The first time I saw it, I thought it was one of the funniest movies I had ever seen. The second time I saw it, I wondered what I saw in it the first time. Since it was the same movie, I guess it had to be me, but what a difference 40 years makes. This movie seems to have been made as a vehicle for Bob Hope's and Phyllis Diller's comic skills. However, what seemed knee-slapping funny back then, seems dull and trite now, especially Hope's one-liners. Most of the movie revolves around Hope's character keeping his association with Didi secret. It was funny then but a little overbearing now. His "murder confession" seems just silly now. I gave the movie a 6 rating because the chase scene with Phyllis Diller still ranks high as a hilarious chase scene, just as funny now as when the film was new.
    sandiego-4

    Fun, wholesome, but wacky family comedy

    Wholesome sitcom style family comedy not as bad as critics deemed. This G-rated comedy is very Brady Bunch style with the sum better than the parts. If your family is a fan of Nick at Nite then this movie should delight them. Directed by legendary Hollywood director turned TV-director, George Marshal, this film offers wacky slapstick, a wacky car chase, wacky boyscouts and wacky Phylis Diller on a motorcycle. Bob Hope play's a happily married (to "Make Room For Daddy"'s Marjorie Lord) real estate agent with two kids and a maid (Phylis Diller). One day he gets a wrong number from a Hollywood movie star (a dazzling and very funny Elke Sommer) in hiding from her studio. Eventually Hope tries to help the starlet in her quest for privacy. Trying to keep the news out of the paper, and his association with her from his wife, the film is basically one situation after another of trying to hide Sommer from someone. Hope is a bit subdued with terrible lines but, as usual, has good chemistry with Diller and plays the part of the responsible loving husband but victim of circumstances very well. The part of the movie starlet could easily have been a dumb-blonde role, but Elke Sommer (who was great in the comedy "A Shot in the Dark") brings the role life with a very clever performance and a great flair for physical comedy. She gets a bit upstaged by Hope and Diller, but does just fine alongside the two pros. Just a nice, clean, fun show for all ages.
    4moonspinner55

    "She's the biggest thing to hit bathtubs since rings!"

    Silly, scrappy comedy with Bob Hope trying to hide sleepy sexpot Elke Sommer from his wife. Low-budget screwball antics looks really bad, with sets which are far too large for the minimal action taking place there (the kitchen in Bob's house is positively drafty), and the poor lighting and awkward camera-work do not help. Once the action swings from suburbia to a cabin in the woods, the picture perks up a bit. The one-dimensional cabin set is another eyesore, but the slapstick involved isn't too bad (and Sommer's shrieks are funny). Phyllis Diller, as the family housekeeper with a hair problem, should've written her own dialogue: the woman is all revved up and ready, yet she's given no funny lines. As for Bob Hope, I have never been a particular admirer of his, but he's not bad here, coasting through without hogging the camera too much. I would have to say "Wrong Number" isn't offensive the way Hope's "Private Navy of Sgt. O'Farrell" was, but--for a comedy--shouldn't somebody be having a good time? ** from ****
    3s007davis

    3 funny stars and a good comedy director let down by poor script

    I write this review after having finished a private double feature of Bob Hope films. Being a big fan of Hope, I really wanted to like "Boy Did I Get A Wrong Number!" His 1960s films are generally considered by most cinephiles to be his weakest but I enjoyed "Bachelor in Paradise"(1961), "The Road to Hong Kong"(1962), "Critic's Choice"and "Call Me Bwana"(both 1963), none of which are regarded as among Hope's better works. Perhaps it's the fact that I watched it just after watching a vastly superior, funnier and well-written Bob Hope comedy called "Caught in the Draft"(1941), but I have to say this would-be attempt at bedroom farce/Hollywood celebrity spoof falls completely flat. What went wrong? Hope and his 2 main female co-stars(Elke Sommer and Phyllis Diller) have great comic ability, and George Marshall had previously directed top-notch Hope laughfests "Fancy Pants"(1950) and "Monsieur Beaucaire"(1950), but no amount of talent in the actors or director can make up for a leaden script which plays like a 98 minute extended rerun of "Three's Company." The comic timing which is so necessary for a film of this type to work is completely off. The funniest thing in the picture is Marjorie Lord's humongous hairdo and I don't think that was the intent of either her or the filmmakers. Even Hope's immediate predecessor film, the so-so "I'll Take Sweden"(1965) was more entertaining.

    Hope fans should skip this one and watch a "Road" film or any of the above mentioned Hope films instead while Elke Sommer fans should watch "A Shot in the Dark"(1964) or "The Prize"(1963) in lieu of "Wrong Number!".

    Bottom line: 3 of 10 with 1 point for each of the 3 leads only.

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      Certain musical cues in the movie were originally written by John Williams for early episodes of Lost in Space (1965). Particularly notable is a menacing motif which originally accompanied early appearances of the Robinson's Robot, while he was still under the control of Dr. Smith.
    • Blooper
      In her tantrum, Didi pulls a fish off a plaque that was mounted on the wall and throws it at Tom. When Tom was being questioned by the police later in the cabin, the fish was back on the wall.
    • Citazioni

      [Tom's daughter demonstrates the hip lingo she's picked up]

      Doris Meade: Gee, Mom, you look really groovy. Gee, Dad, you look real beat.

    • Connessioni
      References The Lawrence Welk Show (1951)

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    • Data di uscita
      • 8 giugno 1966 (Stati Uniti)
    • Paese di origine
      • Stati Uniti
    • Lingua
      • Inglese
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    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Lake Arrowhead, San Bernardino National Forest, California, Stati Uniti
    • Azienda produttrice
      • Edward Small Productions
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