Director Richard Thorpe’s 1965 romantic comedy That Funny Feeling stars Sandra Dee, Bobby Darin and Donald O’Connor. Unfortunately, unfunny feelings arise from this re-pairing of Sandra Dee and Bobby Darin simply because the wit and […]
Director Henry Levin’s 1962 film If a Man Answers is a glossy, fluffy and innocuous, but, alas, mostly unfunny Sixties sex comedy, with newly married rich socialite Chantal Stacy (Sandra Dee) trying to make her […]
Director Charles Chaplin’s 1919 comedy short A Day’s Pleasure is Chaplin’s fourth film for First National Pictures and stars Charles Chaplin as Father, Edna Purviance as his wife and Jackie Coogan as one of the kids. […]
Writer-director Charles Chaplin’s 1921 comedy The Idle Class is a lesser but still entertaining and amusing Chaplin short film, just past his silent short peak, still playing the tramp but indulging in all the […]
Writer-director Frank Tashlin’s 1968 backward-looking, old-fashioned, disappointing comedy The Private Navy of Sgt O’Farrell stars a very promising line-up in Bob Hope, Gina Lollobrigida, Phyllis Diller, Jeffrey Hunter, Mylène Demongeot, Henry Wilcoxon, Mako, John Myhers […]
Charles Chaplin’s 1923 four-reel silent comedy film The Pilgrim stars Chaplin as The Pilgrim, an escaped convict who snatches a swimming minister’s clothes to replace his prison uniform. Writer/ producer/ director Charles Chaplin’s 1923 four-reel […]
Director Charles Chaplin’s 1918 Chaplin three-reeler (40 minutes) silent comedy A Dog’s Life is a sweet, amusing and often ingenious silent movie, in which his little Tramp character is a desperate beggar joined by a […]
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