That Funny Feeling (1965) |
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| Director(s) | Richard Thorpe |
| Producer(s) | Harry Keller |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance |
| Top Topics | Apartments, Romance (Comic) |
Featured Cast of That Funny Feeling See More »
Sandra Dee
(as Joan)
Bobby Darin
(as Tom)
Donald O'Connor
(as Harvey Granson)
Larry Storch
(as Luther)
Leo G. Carroll
(as O'Shea)
James Westerfield
(as Officer Brokaw)
Robert Strauss
(as Bartender)
Kathleen Freeman
(as Woman at Phone Booth)
That Funny Feeling Overview:
That Funny Feeling (1965) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Richard Thorpe and produced by Harry Keller.
That Funny Feeling BlogHub Articles:
Sandy and Bobby Have That Funny Feeling
Sandra Dee dressed for success.Imagine a Doris Day-Rock Hudson romantic comedy with Sandra Dee in the Doris role, Bobby Darin in lieu of Rock, and Donald O’Connor replacing Tony Randall as the friend with the timely one-liners. That’s pretty much what you get with the 1965 comedy That Fu... Read full article
That Funny Feeling (1965).
That Funny Feeling (1965). Romantic/comedy. Cast: Sandra Dee, Bobby Darin, and Donald O'Connor. This was the third film pairing of Dee and then-husband Darin, following: Come September (1961) and If a Man Answers(1962). It was the second film that O'Connor and Kathleen Freeman made together, the fir... Read full article
That Funny Feeling
That Funny Feeling (1965) I fell in love with Bobby Darin as a singer vicariously through Kevin Spacey. That would sound nonsensical if you were unaware of a contemporary flick called Beyond the Sea. That musical biopic was written, directed, produced and starred in by Spacey as his favo... Read full article
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That Funny Feeling Quotes:
Tom Milford: I'll be personally responsible for the paintings.
Harvey Granson: Somebody just stole your apartment, your name and you're going to be responsible for my paint... Call the police!
Harvey Granson: Mary Leona. Get me off the alimony hook.
Tom Milford: That good a friend I am not.
Harvey Granson: I'll give you three of my paintings in your apartment.
Tom Milford: How much are they worth?
Harvey Granson: $25,000 a piece.
Tom Milford: I have to take Leona?
Harvey Granson: Yeah.
Tom Milford: Forget it.
Harvey Granson: Fairweather friend.
Tom Milford: My apartment? Well, why mine?
Joan Howell: The answer should be quite obvious, shouldn't it?
Tom Milford: The fact of the matter is, mine is quite disorganized. I've been having maid trouble, too.
Joan Howell: Well, I'll tell you what. You take me to your apartment and I'll show you what I can do with a vacuum cleaner.
Officer Brokaw: Well, just glue them back in your head and keep moving.