Paris Holiday (1958) |
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| Director(s) | Gerd Oswald |
| Producer(s) | Bob Hope |
| Top Genres | Action, Comedy, Romance |
| Top Topics | Screwball Comedy |
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Bob Hope(as Robert Leslie Hunter)
Paris Holiday
Released
1958
Paris Holiday
Released
1958
Bob Hope
(as Robert Leslie Hunter)
Anita Ekberg(as Zara)
Paris Holiday
Released
1958
Paris Holiday
Released
1958
Anita Ekberg
(as Zara)
Martha Hyer(as Ann McCall)
Paris Holiday
Released
1958
Paris Holiday
Released
1958
Martha Hyer
(as Ann McCall)
Preston Sturges(as Serge Vitry)
Paris Holiday
Released
1958
Paris Holiday
Released
1958
Preston Sturges
(as Serge Vitry)
Paris Holiday Overview:
Paris Holiday (1958) was a Action - Comedy Film directed by Gerd Oswald and produced by Bob Hope.
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Paris Holiday Quotes:
Fernydel:
[Feeling Hunter's ski nose] Extraodinaire! Formidable! Fantastique!
Robert Leslie Hunter: And that's comin' straight from the horse's mouth!
Robert Leslie Hunter: And that's comin' straight from the horse's mouth!
Robert Leslie Hunter:
[after Fernydel covers his deck chair with a blanket] What's the cover charge?
Robert Leslie Hunter:
[to Zara as she lights his cigarette] If we get any closer, we won't need a lighter.
Robert Leslie Hunter:
Do you know it's mating season for shellfish? Maybe the lobsters are having a hayride tonight.
Robert Leslie Hunter:
[after a prolonged kiss with Zara] Boy, I'm never gonna split a soda with you!
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"Paris Holiday" is one of the few films that alternates first billing during the credits. Each of the four principle stars takes his/her turn at the top while the other three appear beneath them. The prolonged sequence begins and ends with Hope's name first.
The last film of Preston Sturges and his only credited acting role.
Another Cahn/Van Heusen number, "Nothing in Common", performed by Bob Hope and Martha Hyer, was cut from the final print, although Hope's intro line, "Great night for singing, hmm?" remains.