Name That Movie ..... Please!
For the life of me I can't figure out the name of the movie. I know one of the scenes very well and hope describing it will jog someone's memory.
I think the movie is from about 1960 to about 1965. For some reason I think Dean Martin is in it, but could be Tony Curtis. It's in color. Here's the scene ....
Shows a guy (Dean?) in bed with a gal. The usual kissing, making out and nothing racy. In walks a woman who gets immediately upset, it's the guy's wife. Huffs & puffs, then storms out. Paces in the living room.
Dean gets up & gets dressed, so does his girlfriend. She walks out right past the still steaming wife. Dean walks into the living room, picks up a newspaper and plops down in an easy chair asking "so, what's for dinner?". As if nothing has happened.
Wife is apoplectic. "What about ... You were ...Who was that woman ....?"
"Woman - what woman" asks Dean as he nonchalantly reads the paper. "There was no woman"
The dialogue goes on between her exasperated "that woman, in our bed - that's who" and Dean's calm "there was no woman, I don't know what you're talking about" until the wife relents and convinces herself there was no woman.
I though it could be "Not With My Wife" or "Boeing Boeing" but couldn't nail it down. Anyone know? I'm trying to make a point with folks at work, this is driving me nuts
I think the movie is from about 1960 to about 1965. For some reason I think Dean Martin is in it, but could be Tony Curtis. It's in color. Here's the scene ....
Shows a guy (Dean?) in bed with a gal. The usual kissing, making out and nothing racy. In walks a woman who gets immediately upset, it's the guy's wife. Huffs & puffs, then storms out. Paces in the living room.
Dean gets up & gets dressed, so does his girlfriend. She walks out right past the still steaming wife. Dean walks into the living room, picks up a newspaper and plops down in an easy chair asking "so, what's for dinner?". As if nothing has happened.
Wife is apoplectic. "What about ... You were ...Who was that woman ....?"
"Woman - what woman" asks Dean as he nonchalantly reads the paper. "There was no woman"
The dialogue goes on between her exasperated "that woman, in our bed - that's who" and Dean's calm "there was no woman, I don't know what you're talking about" until the wife relents and convinces herself there was no woman.
I though it could be "Not With My Wife" or "Boeing Boeing" but couldn't nail it down. Anyone know? I'm trying to make a point with folks at work, this is driving me nuts
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FWIW it's neither of the two you suggested and I didn't find anything in Dean Martin's filmography that described that scene.
Could it have been
Who's been sleeping in my bed? or
Who was that lady?0 -
I remember that scene but not the name of the movie. I?m sorry it?s driving you nuts, but if it makes you feel any better now it?s driving me nuts too. [:D] 0 -
- joey bishop -a guide for the married man 0 -
Thanks Cash777. Now I can sleep again. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pmBC_CrQS40 -
cash777 beat me to it. Starred Walther Matthau, Robert Morse and Inger Stevens. Never understood why any many would want to cheat on Inger Stevens. 0 -
If you know who's in it IMDB.COM is your friend. Usually with me I just remember the plot or scenes which makes id-ing difficult. 0 -
So I watched the whole movie. I'm guessing it would have been rated R.
The scene in question wasn't any of the main characters.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Doc
cash777 beat me to it. Starred Walther Matthau, Robert Morse and Inger Stevens. Never understood why any many would want to cheat on Inger Stevens.
Clint Eastwood sure did a "job" on Inger in one of his spaghetti westerns![8D]
She was just a misunderstood "farmer's daughter" and took her own life, still in her prime.[V]0
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