The Millionairess (1960)

6.8	Listal rating
5.3	IMDB rating

Directed by

Anthony Asquith

Starring (View all)

Epifania Parerga

Dr. Ahmed el Kabir

Julius Sagamore

Joe

Dr. Adrian Bland

Alastair

Fish Curer

Mrs. Maria Joe

Written by (View all)

George Bernard Shaw

Riccardo Aragno

(adaptation)

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A Millionairess and a doctor cannot marry until they meet conditions set-up by their respective parents.

Release date : 22 December 1960
UPC: 720917510521

Romance (2), Drama (2), Comedy (2), 1960 (2), Deception (1), Mourning (1), Surgery (1), Doctor (1), British (1)

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"First viewing - July 19th Romantic comedies are almost always predictable. This one is certainly predictable, but I didn't mind so much because watching Sophia Loren & Peter Sellers was such a treat (the latter seems miscast honestly, but he pulls off the role well anyway). The supporting cast is solid & includes a few really good, memorable characters, & I liked the story despite the fact it was rather ridiculous. It wasn't Great, but I'd say it's both underrated & worth a look."