Boys' Night Out (1962)

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6.7	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Michael Gordon

Starring (View all)

Kim Novak
Cathy

James Garner
Fred Williams

Tony Randall
George Drayton

Howard Duff
Doug Jackson

Janet Blair
Marge Drayton

Patti Page
Joanne McIllenny

Jessie Royce Landis
Ethel Williams

Oskar Homolka
Dr. Prokosch

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Ira Wallach
(screenplay)

Marion Hargrove
(adaptation)

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Boys' Night Out

7 years, 7 months ago at Sep 14 15:25

JxSxPx

These cosmopolitan, chic 1960s sex farces/bedroom comedies are much harder to realize then their artifice would lead you to believe. Just because Doris Day and Rock Hudson flirting in Pillow Talk is a tart, tasty dessert doesn’t mean the whole genre is so wonderfully pretty. Boys’ Night Out is entertaining, if a little long and possessing an underwhelming ending, and chaste sex comedy, the kin... read more

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After seeing their boss with his mistress, four work friends (James Garner, Tony Randall, Howard Duff, Howard Morris) decide they should get a gentleman's pad in the city. When Fred (Garner), the only bachelor in the group, rents an apartment for their dalliances, he meets gorgeous Cathy (Kim Novak), whom he hires to be their "housekeeper." Cathy lets them all make plays for her, but has no intention of sleeping with them -- she is merely doing research for her sociology thesis.

Release date: 21 June 1962

Tags: Comedy (2), New York (1), Romance (1), Train (1), Affair (1), 1962 (1), Color (1), Rail (1), MGM Studios (1)

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Boys' Night Out

“These cosmopolitan, chic 1960s sex farces/bedroom comedies are much harder to realize then their artifice would lead you to believe. Just because Doris Day and Rock Hudson flirting in Pillow Talk is a tart, tasty dessert doesn’t mean the whole genre is so wonderfully pretty. Boys’ Night Out is entertaining, if a little long and possessing an underwhelming ending, and chaste sex comedy, the kind that would feel far older than its 1962 release date if it didn’t have that thin veneer of libido spread across it. Funny that I brought up Pillow Talk as Boys’ Night Out shares a director with that film, Michael Gordon. Maybe it was that Doris Day and Rock Hudson knew how to play all of this with a wink and a nudge, or maybe that film just had a better script, but this is clearly tryin” read more