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The Thrill of It All (1963)

A housewife's sudden rise to fame as a soap spokesperson leads to chaos in her home life.

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Steve S 12 Sep 2014

Standard Doris Day Comedy. Also starting James Garner. Cute would be the best adjective for this film.

Bruce B 16 Oct 2013

Doris Day made a lot of movies that were a lot better than people knew and so many of them went practically unnoticed. A prime example was the 1963 comedy THE THRILL OF IT ALL, which starred Doris as Beverly Boyer, the wife of a doctor (James Garner), who, quite accidentally, becomes a television spokesperson for a product called "Happy Soap" and becomes an overnight celebrity much to the consternation of her husband. Day is at the height of her charm here as she is completely winning as the housewife thrown into the celebrity spotlight and doesn't really know how to handle it. Garner matches her note for note as the slightly chauvinistic husband who would rather have his wife at home. There is also a lovely supporting turn by Arlene Francis as a friend of Doris' who Doris actually helps to give birth in a cab and Carl Reiner (who also co-wrote the screenplay) has an amusing set of cameos as the star of the show where Happy Soap is advertised. A warm family comedy that showcases brilliantly why the world loved Doris Day...and still does. 3 Stars 10-14-13

Jennifer X 04 Apr 2009

Oh my goodness, this is such an adorable, underrated movie! You wouldn't expect a wholesome Doris Day film to be this clever and refreshing. It addresses the concept of female empowerment in a very mom-and-pop quaint kinda way. I love the mod-retro look of this movie too. Honestly, you can't create that kind of atmosphere anymore. I account this to Jewison's revolutionary filmmaking attitude of the time.

Alexa B 31 Jul 2008

First of all, to give the movie credit, it's really funny. I loved those funny situations during her first TV appearance so much, and there were so many huge moments in the movie, it's definitely worth watching it. But I've got to do some criticizing too. Now, I don't wanna sound more emancipated than I am, but I think the fact that she gave up her job to become a mother again was really.... well, you name it. I know, it's a movie from 1963, but after having seen "Lover come back" and "Pillow talk" where Day played career women, I think it would have been a better ending if the two had managed to do both jobs and family... Nevertheless, as I said, it's really worth watching it (even though I totally missed Rock Hudson.... ;) )

Roy C 15 Mar 2010

Hilarious! A very good take on the feminist move also ;)