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Bedtime Story Overview:

Bedtime Story (1964) was a Comedy - Film directed by Ralph Levy and produced by Stanley Shapiro and Robert Arthur.

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Bedtime Story (1964)

Bedtime Story Directed by Ralph Levy Written by Stanley Shapiro and Paul Henning 1964/USA Pennebaker Productions/The Lankershim Company/Universal Pictures First viewing/YouTube Despite the promising cast, this sex comedy fell flat for me. Lawrence Jameson (David Niven) has spent years perfectin... Read full article


Bedtime Story (1941) with Loretta Young and Fredric March

Share This! “It will be closed in the early spring by an act of God, and I’m sure Mr. Drake hopes it will be . . . a boy.”—— Loretta Young as Jane Drake in the curtain call at the end of her husband’s play As a film, Bedtime Story exists in at least four incarnations, representing a sp... Read full article


Bedtime Story (1941) with Loretta Young and Fredric March

Share This! “It will be closed in the early spring by an act of God, and I’m sure Mr. Drake hopes it will be . . . a boy.”—— Loretta Young as Jane Drake in the curtain call at the end of her husband’s play As a film, Bedtime Story exists in at least four incarnations, representing a sp... Read full article


Bedtime Story (1941).

Bedtime Story (1941). Comedy film directed by Alexander Hall. Cast: Fredric March, Loretta Young and Robert Benchley. After seven years of marriage, stage actress Jane, has her heart set on leaving the stage and live on a farm in Connecticut. Her husband, producer-playwright Luke Drake, has differe... Read full article


Bedtime Story for Loretta Young

A Delirious and Delightful Delving into Love’s Most Entrancing Moments of Mirth and Madness! As far as taglines go, that’s a mouthful!  It belongs to a romantic comedy from Columbia Pictures from 1941, Bedtime Story, directed by Alexander Hall and which stars Fredric March and Loretta Y... Read full article


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Marlon Brando said that he found co-star David Niven so funny, he often broke into uncontrollable laughter during filming, thus ruining many takes. It was so bad he would have to force himself not to look Niven in the eye during filming.

Almost 25 years after the film was released, it was remade as Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.

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