Pre-Order The Thrill of it All (1963) (Blu-ray) Available for Preorder (1 Viewer)

[Ronald Epstein]

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[JPCinema]

Always loved this movie! So much fun! Happy it's coming on Blu. Hoping Thoroughly Modern Millie , Flower Drum Song and Sweet Charity are in the wings!

 

[Joel Arndt]

Love this movie, also! And Ken, your comment above is appropriate as it reminded me of "Happy" Soap.

 

[Josh Steinberg]

I just got it on DVD like a month ago. You're welcome!

 

[Garysb]

As Arline Francis was about 55 when this was filmed, James Garner really was a miracle doctor for she gets pregnant on his advice that she and her husband take a cruise. Of course Lucille Ball also got pregnant when she was about 55 in "Yours, Mine, and Ours"

 

[atfree]

I just got it on DVD like a month ago. You're welcome!

Thank you. Now, i've got a big list of DVD's for you to buy!

 

[Matt Hough]

I just got it on DVD like a month ago. You're welcome!

All of us have taken one for the team from time to time. Sorry your time finally arrived, but it's inevitable!

 

[Alan Tully]

For me, the best & the smartest of the Doris Day comedies, not surprising when you see that the script was written by Larry Gelbart & Carl Reiner. I actually saw it at the cinema in 1963, & the best Blu-rays for me are the films I saw & loved in the sixties.

 

[Dick]

Saw it twice when first released (I was 13, and loved it). Credible plot, straight performances, good slapstick. My favorite Day film also.

 

[JohnMor]

For me, the best & the smartest of the Doris Day comedies, not surprising when you see that the script was written by Larry Gelbart & Carl Reiner. I actually saw it at the cinema in 1963, & the best Blu-rays for me are the films I saw & loved in the sixties.

This has one of my favorite screen credits as well: on the card with the "Jewels by..." credit it also says "Cameos by Carl Reiner."

Thrilled this is coming to Blu!

 

[Robert Crawford]

All of us have taken one for the team from time to time. Sorry your time finally arrived, but it's inevitable!

Yep and some more than others.

 

[commander richardson]

For me, the best & the smartest of the Doris Day comedies, not surprising when you see that the script was written by Larry Gelbart & Carl Reiner. I actually saw it at the cinema in 1963, & the best Blu-rays for me are the films I saw & loved in the sixties.

I agree totally with your comments and todays movies lack one major problem ....Movie Stars who had real screen presence and scripts that were in most cases so well written.

 

[Keith Cobby]

Prefer James Garner to Rock Hudson comedies.

 

[JPCinema]

A good double feature with "Good Neighbor Sam". The advertising world comedies of the 60s.

 

[Will Krupp]

Prefer James Garner to Rock Hudson comedies.

I'll seriously watch ANYTHING James Garner is in. It must be genetic as he was my grandmother's "hall pass" (if he came knocking, my grandfather had to bow out gracefully, LOL)

 

[Robert Crawford]

Prefer James Garner to Rock Hudson comedies.

Garner was always a favorite of mine going back to watching him in Maverick on TV and seeing him in The Great Escape during my first viewing of that film in a movie theater. Like myself, he was a huge Raiders fans and one of my "meeting a celebrity" highlights was meeting Garner at a Raiders game in the LA Coliseum back in 1989 and getting his autograph.

 

[Dick]

A good double feature with "Good Neighbor Sam".

If and when...Would make a good TT title.

 

[Dick]

I'll seriously watch ANYTHING James Garner is in.

If you haven't already, check out his powerful Hallmark Hall of Fame movie, PROMISE, which is out on DVD through Warner Archives.

 

[Garysb]

"The Americanization Of Emily" is still my favorite James Garner movie. Per his autobiograhy it was his, too.

 

[mark-edk]

I even liked Garner in The Pink Jungle, a guilty pleasure I’d like to get on disc.