This is such a wonderful musical duel between Andy Williams and Robert Goulet. I saw this movie in a theater in early 1965 when I was in high school. It had just been released. I especially enjoyed how the beautiful tenor voice of Andy Williams was pitted against the smooth baritone of Robert Goulet. Of course the running line of Sandra Dee's shoes being knocked off with the force of Robert Goulet's kisses but not Andy Williams is classic.
Maurice Chevalier as the matchmaking grandfather to Sandra Dee is wonderful. He could have been given another song or two.
I have also seen Andy Williams show in Branson in his Moon River Theater and the "revised" road scene with the song "We're Almost There" was hilarious. Andy did a wonderful job of poking fun at himself.
This film needs to be released on DVD/Blue Ray. It is a classic in every sense of the word and needs to be preserved and viewed by EVERY generation.
Maurice Chevalier as the matchmaking grandfather to Sandra Dee is wonderful. He could have been given another song or two.
I have also seen Andy Williams show in Branson in his Moon River Theater and the "revised" road scene with the song "We're Almost There" was hilarious. Andy did a wonderful job of poking fun at himself.
This film needs to be released on DVD/Blue Ray. It is a classic in every sense of the word and needs to be preserved and viewed by EVERY generation.