Boys' Night Out (1962) |
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| Director(s) | Michael Gordon |
| Producer(s) | Joseph E. Levine (uncredited), Martin Ransohoff, James C. Pratt |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
| Top Topics | Apartments, Marriage, Mistaken Identity, Romance (Comic) |
Featured Cast of Boys' Night Out See More »
Kim Novak
(as Cathy)
James Garner
(as Fred Williams)
Tony Randall
(as George Drayton)
Patti Page
(as Joanne McIllenny)
Jessie Royce Landis
(as Ethel Williams)
Oscar Homolka
(as Dr. Prokosch)
Howard Morris
(as Howard McIllenny)
Anne Jeffreys
(as Toni Jackson)
Boys' Night Out Overview:
Boys' Night Out (1962) was a Comedy - Film directed by Michael Gordon and produced by Joseph E. Levine, Martin Ransohoff and James C. Pratt.
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Boys' Night Out Quotes:
Howard McIllenny:
Look at me. I'm an accountant with a secret life.
Fred Williams:
If there's one thing I hate it's guys who chippen out when the chicks are down.
Fred Williams:
Stand up, Buster
Howard: I am standing up.
Fred Williams: If you had any guts you'd be taller!
Howard: I am standing up.
Fred Williams: If you had any guts you'd be taller!
Fred Williams:
It's a very important
[little league]
Fred Williams: game, really. We're battling it out for sixth place.
[little league]
Fred Williams: game, really. We're battling it out for sixth place.
[the boys are discussing which one of the four boys will get it on with Cathy on Mondays]
Fred Williams: I'm busy Monday nights.
Doug Jackson: That busy?
Fred Williams: Monday night the Greenwich Little League Association meets.
George Drayton: Little league? This is big league stuff, baby. Night games.
See More Quotes from Boys' Night OutFred Williams: I'm busy Monday nights.
Doug Jackson: That busy?
Fred Williams: Monday night the Greenwich Little League Association meets.
George Drayton: Little league? This is big league stuff, baby. Night games.
Boys' Night Out Facts
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Originally, the movie's title song was to be sung by Frank Sinatra. His version was recorded on March 6, 1962, almost three months before the film's premiere. At last wind, Patti Page recorded her version which was initially optioned for use while Sinatra's original languished in the Columbia vaults until 1995 when his Reprise box-set was issued.
Stars of this film Fred Clark and Larry Keating have both portrayed Harry Morton on the Burns & Allen Show.