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The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown

YOU'VE SEEN EVERYTHING WHEN YOU SEE IT!
1957 | 87m | English

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When a movie star is kidnapped, everyone thinks it's a publicity stunt. It's not.
Release Date: May 09, 1957
Director: Norman Taurog
Writer: Richard Alan Simmons, Sylvia Tate
Genres: Comedy, Crime
Keywords kidnapping, ex-con, movie star
Production Companies Russ-Field Productions
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: May 07, 2024
Entered: May 04, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Jane Russell Laurel Stevens
Keenan Wynn Dandy
Ralph Meeker Mike Valla
Fred Clark Police Sergeant McBride
Una Merkel Bertha
Benay Venuta Daisy Parker
Robert H. Harris Barney Baylies
Bob Kelley Television Announcer
Dick Haynes Disc Jockey
John Truax Publicity Agent
Milton Frome Police Lieutenant Dempsey
Adolphe Menjou Arthur Martin
Name Job
Richard Alan Simmons Screenplay
Annabell Levy Hairstylist
Norman Taurog Director
Sylvia Tate Novel
Name Title
Organization Category Person
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tricksy
7.0

Ralph Meeker looks great. He tended toward puffiness in the all too few movies he made after the great "Kiss Me Deadly." Here he is trim and does a good job (with little to work with.) Keenan Wynn is all right. He played sidekicks -- sort of the Tony Randall of the 1950s. Jane Russell wears the t ... itle outfit. She got a bad rap as an actress. She was hilarious in "Gentleman Prefer Blondes" and very convincing in her adventure/thrillers with Robert Mitchum. Here she is OK. Her acting is OK, that is. But she's supposed to be a movie star at her peak and this is a little hard to buy. I remember her TV ads in which she spoke of "us full-figured gals." These came a couple decades after "The Fuzzy Pink Nightgown." But the nightgown, and everything she wears, looks like a maternity frock. She looks big here. In the beginning of the film she wears a long blonde wig. It is monumentally unbecoming. She looks better when she takes it off. Still, the movie is a disappointment. It's always a treat to see Meeker. And the supporting cast comprises familiar faces and is amusing. But the movie is a misfire. Russell and Meeker have no particular chemistry. It isn't touching. And it isn't really very funny, director Taurog notwithstanding.

Jun 23, 2021