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There's a Girl in My Soup (1970)

Director: Roy Boulting

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From Time Out Film Guide

In this adaptation of Terence Frisby's stage play - a traditional romantic comedy, despite its cynical trappings - Peter Sellers is badly miscast as the suave TV personality and professional wolf who meets his match in an innocently depraved girl. Looking more like a moonlighting comedian than a ladykiller (he plays with a fixed smirk evidently meant to suggest irresistible charm), Sellers makes it a very long haul to the point where he finally makes up his mind, too late, that marriage might be preferable to a life of one-night stands. Goldie Hawn is delightful as the fey charmer who, for reasons of her own, disconcertingly counters his seduction techniques by jumping the gun. But even she cannot turn suet pudding into soufflé.

Author: TM

Time Out Film Guide


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  • amanda said...
    Posted on Nov 29 2008 00:44 what utter rubbish! This film is a great test to see if a guy I like is actually worth my while and if they laugh then they're as hot as peter sellers in my eyes! I obviously wouldn't fancy you. Boo.
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