Who's Been Sleeping in My Bed? (1963)

User Rating:

5.7/10   

Director:

Daniel Mann

Writer:

Jack Rose (writer)

Release Date:

20 March 1964 (Finland)

Genre:

Comedy

Plot:

Actor Jason Steele plays a caring, godlike doctor on television. Off the set, he's the insecure fiancee of Melissa...

Plot Keywords:

Actor | Art Teacher | Husband Wife Relationship | Fake Marriage | Receptionist

Cast

Dean Martin	...	Jason Steel
Elizabeth Montgomery	...	Mellisa Morris
Carol Burnett	...	Stella Irving
Martin Balsam	...	Sanford Kaufman
Jill St. John	...	Toby Tobler
Richard Conte	...	Leonard Ashley
Macha Méril	...	Jacqueline Edwards
Louis Nye	...	Harry Tobler
Yoko Tani	...	Isami Hiroti
Jack Soo	...	Yoshimi Hiroti
Dianne Foster	...	Mona Kaufman
Elliott Reid	...	Tom Edwards
Johnny Silver	...	Charlie (houseboy)
Elisabeth Fraser	...	Dora Ashley
Steve Clinton	...	Sam Jones

Runtime:

103 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English | French | Italian | Japanese

Color:

Color (Technicolor)

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Sound Mix:

Mono (Westrex Recording System)

Certification:

Finland:S | Sweden:15

Filming Locations:

Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Amro-Claude-Mea

Trivia:

There was a title song, "Whose Been Sleeping In My Bed" recorded by Linda Scott and charted at #100 US Pop , though unexpectedly was not used in the film.

Quotes:

Stella Irving: You never really get to know a person until they put on their clothes.

Soundtrack:

I'm In The Mood For Love

The Kinkiest Movie of the 1960's!

Dean Martin and Elizabeth Montgomery are great in this movie. So great, in fact, that they actually manage to slip some odd stuff by the early 60's censors! Martin plays an actor who is so believable as a sage TV doctor that some people believe he really is the character he plays. Oddly enough, some of the people who believe it are the wives of his poker buddies. (The buddies all work in the TV industry, so you'd think their wives would know better.)

Jack Soo's character sums it up best when he comments "Once a man's tasted married women..." The fact is that after initial resistance, Martin's character actually begins to groove on married women. Also, each married woman brings her own, unique fetish to the bedroom. There's the woman who plies him with food, the one who seduces him with dancing, and the woman who massages him into relaxation. Add to all this, Jason's fiancée, Melissa (Elizabeth Montgomery), who when she finally learns what's going on, proves that she's the kinkiest one of all.

Maybe it was all unintentional, but I doubt it. Written like it was dreamed up by Ed Wood on a good day, this movie features some hot sixties babes and a very strange plot.