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24/05/1959 Comedy, Romance 1h 37m
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Overview

Jane Osgood runs a lobster business, which supports her two young children. Railroad staff inattention ruins her shipment, so with her lawyer George, Jane sues Harry Foster Malone, director of the line and the "meanest man in the world".

  1. Richard Quine

    Director

Top billed cast

  1. Doris Day

    Jane Osgood

  2. Jack Lemmon

    George Denham

  3. Ernie Kovacs

    Harry Foster Malone

  4. Steve Forrest

    Larry Hall

  5. Teddy Rooney

    Billy Osgood

  6. Russ Brown

    Uncle Otis

  7. Walter Greaza

    Crawford Sloan

  8. Parker Fennelly

    Homer Bean

  9. Mary Wickes

    Matilda Runyon

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Reviews

A review by John Chard
Written by John Chard on 2015-10-03
Not quite a Lobster Newberg.

Doris Day is an astute businesswoman who deals in the mass production of Lobsters. When her latest delivery goes awry due to incompetence of the E&P Railroad, she decided to take them on. All while affairs of the heart try to come into play.

Nothing really wrong with the film as such, it's all very harmless, a pleasant romantic comedy, with a likable cast (Jack Lemmon & Ernie Kovacs join Day)to while away the time with. It's just not a very interesting story, one where the love arc plays second fiddle to a bunch of over cooked sequences elsewhere. Whilst what...read the rest
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Status
Released

Original Language
English

Budget
$0.00

Revenue
$0.00

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