Three On A Couch (1966) |
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| Director(s) | Jerry Lewis |
| Producer(s) | Jerry Lewis |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Romance |
| Top Topics | Romance (Comic) |
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Jerry Lewis(as Christopher Pride / Warren / Ringo / Rutherford / Heather)
Three On A Couch
Released
1966
Three On A Couch
Released
1966
Jerry Lewis
(as Christopher Pride / Wa...)
Janet Leigh
(as Dr. Elizabeth Acord)
Leslie Parrish
(as Mary Lou Mauve)
James Best
(as Dr. Ben Mizer)
Kathleen Freeman
(as Murphy)
Jesslyn Fax
(as )
Buddy Lester
(as The Drunk)
Fritz Feld
(as The Attaché)
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Three On A Couch (1966) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Jerry Lewis and produced by Jerry Lewis.
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Three On A Couch Quotes:
Mary Lou Mauve:
If y'all would 'scuse me, Ah'm lookin' for the doctor.
The Drunk: Oh, I happen to be a doctor, but I'm not in surgery today. You see, I'm driving the ambulance. Say, what's your name?
Mary Lou Mauve: Ah do declare!
The Drunk: Clare. Oh, that's a pretty name!
The Drunk: Oh, I happen to be a doctor, but I'm not in surgery today. You see, I'm driving the ambulance. Say, what's your name?
Mary Lou Mauve: Ah do declare!
The Drunk: Clare. Oh, that's a pretty name!
[Christopher learns from the French ambassador that he has won a prize for his art work]
The Ambassador: Ze first prise is fifty thousand francs. In American money, zat ees ten thousand dollars.
The Attache: Give or take a little.
Christopher Pride: As long as you give, I'll take.
The Ambassador: Ze first prise is fifty thousand francs. In American money, zat ees ten thousand dollars.
The Attache: Give or take a little.
Christopher Pride: As long as you give, I'll take.
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For some unknown reason, advertising contained the odd statement "Introducing James Best" - a performer who'd been acting steadily in TV and films since 1950, 16 years earlier.
One of the films included in "The Fifty Worst Films of All Time (and how they got that way)" by Harry Medved and Randy Lowell.
This was Jerry Lewis' first film with Columbia after a long career with Paramount.