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Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number!

Bob Hope (Actor), Phyllis Diller (Actor), George Marshall (Director) Format: Blu-ray

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Genre	Comedy
Format	Widescreen
Contributor	Bob Hope, George Marshall, Phyllis Diller
Language	English
Runtime	1 hour and 39 minutes

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When real estate agent Tom Meade (Bob Hope) accidentally calls the hotel room where sexy movie starlet Didi (Elke Sommer) is staying, it turns out to be the start of a wacky adventure. With Didi fed up with a studio that only wants her for bathtub scenes, Tom agrees to stash her away at a remote cabin where he must hide the beautiful bombshell from her bosses and, more importantly, his wife (Marjorie Lord). Phyllis Diller's turn as Meade's nutty housekeeper is a highlight of this hilarious farce. 99 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English.

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Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 2.89 ounces
Director ‏ : ‎ George Marshall
Media Format ‏ : ‎ Widescreen
Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 39 minutes
Release date ‏ : ‎ January 24, 2017
Actors ‏ : ‎ Bob Hope, Phyllis Diller
Studio ‏ : ‎ Olive
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01MSMDTB6
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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The jonquil

Lucy and Hope create beautiful nostalgia

Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2007

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It was really a Hollywood flurry and worry (I'm sure) when the greatest comics of the time (1960) embarked upon a true love story but with these pros there was no danger. A reworking of Brief Encounter emerged as a bitter sweet and humorous accidental love affair. These stars looked great, turned in Oscar performances and bowled over the fans. I Love Lucy already summed up, the Lucille Ball of TV returned to her motion picture roots and did not break stride and Mr. Bob Hope perhaps turned in the role of his career. Neither disappointed. All this was intentionally low key, no slap stick or outrageous capers. Fans who never saw Ms.Ball out of her "Lucy" role will be amazed at her great beauty and top notch acting and Mr. Hope will surprise you as the serious romantic leading man.There is the natural human comedy which only enhances the appeal of the motion picture. The gorgeous eyes over Hope's shoulders (ad catch line) will make you fall in love with Lucy all over again.This film needs to be on DVD for posterity. Long live Lucy and Bob Hope.

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Daniel Murdock

Loved it!

Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2015

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First off, let me just say that I am a Lucy fanatic, and that most of what I've seen of Bob Hope is through his association with her. When I came across the pre-sale for this Blu-ray, I couldn't believe my eyes that they were finally releasing one of Lucille Ball's films in hi-def, so I pre-ordered it that day. Well, I was definitely not disappointed. I LOVED this movie! The adult themes of the story were great, while still retaining a more subtle brand of comedy than both Lucy and Bob were known for. The HD picture quality was great, even in B&W, and I was surprised to see that the movie was presented in a Widescreen format, as most movies back then were not. So I urge all fans of Lucille Ball, or Bob Hope, or both, to check this one out. You won't be disappointed.

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Craig

A "real" comedy.

Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2006

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The first time I saw this movie I was nine years old with my family at the M&T Drive-In.....having seen it again I can attest it is still in my Top 10 of all time favorite movies. Phyllis Diller and Bob Hope are the perfect comedy team. This was when movies were created to entertain...instead of today's "remake" of added digitally enhanced gore, crude language, and sex. There is no nudity in this flick, but it has sexy implication comedy (that you can watch with your Mother and "actual" comedy due to Hope & Diller. If you are over 40...this will take you back to the time of real fun. If you are under 40...you have to see what you missed, but, (please) just laugh and enjoy it and don't get obsessed that there is no trilogy or that it doesn't have a societal message that will bring on world peace.

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"Dixie" 45

Funny Bob Hope movie!

Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2017

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Hi, I am very happy to have found this movie on dvd. I had it on vhs, but I'm slowly converting my vhs movies to dvd when I'm able to find them. This was one of the funniest Bob Hope movies I've ever seen. I first saw it back in the 60's when it came out. If you like old movies, and funny movies, you'll love this one. Also, Phyllis Diller is extremely funny as Bob Hope's maid. It's one of those non-stop movies with crazy thing's happening that keep you laughing. If you're a fan of Bob Hope and have not seen this movie, I highly recommend it. Thanks!

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Randy E. Halford

Highs & lows from the legendary Mr. Hope

Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2011

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Depending on what you like, this DVD collection of Bob Hope movies will either tickle your fancy or make you go "hmmm". "Alias Jesse James" is a late 50's offering with some surprisingly entertaining comedy elements from such satirical Hope westerns as "The Paleface". Hope plays an Eastern insurance salesman who sells a life insurance policy to THE notorious outlaw Jesse James---then must travel West to protect his "investment" so he can't cash in. "Boy, Did I Get A Wrong Number!" (1966) demonstrates Hope's erratic film career during the 60's. A realtor (Hope) gets his wires crossed--literally!--with a beautiful European actress (Elke Sommers, of course) who's known more for bubble bath scenes than her acting. The beauty goes into hiding from Hollywood & it's up to Hope to hide her..which isn't easy with a wife (Marjorie Lord) & a snoopy housekeeper (the wild-haired Phyllis Diller, who trades some funny lines with Hope)around. The script is sometimes sparse in laughs, but it has its moments. The real delight is "The Facts of Life" (1960), a good "adult" comedy about married people (who are married to others) who, at first, can't stand each other, then are surprised when they drift into an affair! This was proof that both Hope & Lucille Ball could deftly handle more than just broad comedies & TV sitcoms. "I'll Take Sweden" (1965) seems to be just another teen-oriented 60's flick, but offers more as a generational gap commentary. Hope plays Dad to Tuesday Weld, and puts up with teen idol Frankie Avalon. "The Princess and the Pirate" (1944) lets Hope plunder a treasure trove of laughs in the pirate genre with this splashy Technicolor MGM offering. While "The Road to Hong Kong" (1962) finds Hope & Bing Crosby getting a bit long in the tooth for this kind of silliness, it does manage to score some funny moments. Peter Sellers steals his scene as an Indian doctor, and Dorothy Lamour brightens the picture in what seems to be (sadly) a glorified cameo appearance (young Joan Collins replaces her as leading lady). The film has something to do with a top secret rocket fuel formula, and is modernized into a 60's James Bond-ish flick. "They've Got Me Covered" (1943) is another good Hope vehicle, with him playing a hapless reporter getting up to his ears in espionage with Nazis..AND trying to marry his fiance (Lamour).
Again, this is a mixed bag of Hope fare. But there's something for everyone here!

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Mr. Simon

Love this move!!

Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2013

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I've always loved this movie. I know it's not the best writing, etc. but there is something wonderful about all that 60's stuff shown in the movie (I grew up in the 60's so I do miss it at times). The movie is a bit corny, but it's good, clean fun. I showed this movie to my extended family at Thanksgiving a few years ago and my nieces and nephews liked it too. I'm also a big Phyllis fan....maybe that's why I like the movie so much? Anyone know who sings the song "Murder me with kisses" playing while Phyllis washes the dishes, drying them on her behind? I wish they would release "Did you hear the one about the traveling saleslady?" also good and corny.

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JAVIER CANTOS BENEYTO

QUE TE PILLAN TOM.!!!

Reviewed in Spain on August 20, 2017

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Una telefonista, que anda algo despistada, pasa por error una llamada de Tom. ( Bob Hope.) a la habitación de la famosisima actriz de cine Didi. ( Elke Sommer.) que se haya escondida tras su fuga de los escenarios. ( noticia que publican todos los periódicos en primera página para así poder encontrarla.).
El bueno de Tom, que lleva una vida familiar feliz, con su esposa y sus hijos, accede a escondidas a visitar a Didi en su hotel al decirle ésta que se encuentra desamparada y sin alimentos.
La única que se percata de la maniobra de Tom es su ama de llaves, que es una pícara, y que nos hará reír a lo largo de toda la película.
Pero las cosas se complicarán mucho más cuando Didi decide marcharse a la casa de campo de Tom, cosa que también decide hacer la esposa de éste.
Comedia disparatada, con abundantes carcajadas gracias a los maravillosos actores y actrices de esta brillante película, y a su director George Marshall.

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Dale C.

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Reviewed in Canada on April 7, 2015

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Excellent DVD's. Arrived on time.

M. J. Towell

an unlikely but great comedy duo!!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 13, 2015

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Bought it to add to my expanding collection of Elke Sommer films (33), but I was amazed at how brilliant Bob Hope was with his comic timing and Elke matches him well

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Jose Juan González Santana

"Empezais donde muchos terminan"

Reviewed in Spain on April 14, 2014

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Esta pelicula la vi cuando tenia 17 años y me gusto mucho. Les premio con cinco estrellas no por la pelicula, que no deja de ser un tema de humor sin más. Les premio por la rapidez al enviarla, la eficacia, la horadez que se respira cuando se trabaja a tanta distancia, con las estafas que existen hoy en dia online. chapeau por esta empresa. Seguiré comprando. no me dejeis de enviar los catálogos que creo que me registre. Saludos J.J.

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Diana

Not to be missed

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 18, 2010

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Bob Hope had a gift: He could be lecherous, cowardly, squirrelly, gullible, and dimwitted, yet somehow make it all endearing. At his best, the result was wonderful comedy--at his worst, the result was belabored schtick. The Bob Hope MGM Movie Legends Collection has a little of both ends of the spectrum. The most "classic" Bob Hope picture in this set is Alias Jesse James, in which Hope plays an insurance salesman who, after selling an expensive policy to the famous outlaw, then has to go West and protect him so his beneficiary can't collect. The hapless fool rises to heroic heights by accident and mistaken identity; it's Hope's favorite storyline and he clearly enjoys himself. A host of Western stars--from James Arness (Gunsmoke) to Gary Cooper (High Noon) make cameo appearances. The Road to Hong Kong is the last Hope & Crosby Road to movie, and while the formula (preposterous plot, good-looking gal, and lots of jokes about being in a movie) is wearing thin, there are still plenty of pleasures to be had. The duo play con men who find themselves in possession of a secret rocket fuel formula after Hope loses his memory, which leads them into the clutches of James-Bond-style megalomaniac (Robert Morley, The Loved One). Dorothy Lamour appears, but it's pretty much an extended cameo; a young Joan Collins provides most of the eye-candy. The mid-60s sex farce Boy, Did I Get Wrong Number! doesn't have much to offer. Elke Sommer plays a starlet weary of always being naked in a bubble bath (naturally, this movie misses no opportunity to put her naked in a bubble bath); when she runs away, she crosses the path of flop real estate agent Hope, who ends up accused of her murder. Hope puts hardly a smidge of effort into his usual stream of one-liners; most of the movie's energy comes from Phyllis Diller, who approaches her gags like a heavyweight boxer, putting her full body into every one. I'll Take Sweden is a pleasant surprise; what initially seems like a typical teen exploitation movie starring Frankie Avalon and Tuesday Weld, with Hope along as Weld's befuddled father, turns into a sly cross-culture satire when Hope takes his daughter to Sweden so she won't marry Avalon--only to discover the European morals may pose a greater threat to her virtue than bohemian hijinx. The result is like a pop version of Henry James, peppered with zippy musical numbers. But the true gem of this collection is The Facts of Life. Hope and Lucille Ball are married to other people; they've known each other a long time and never liked each other, but when a trip to Mexico forces them together, they fall in love. This middle-aged love story is a comedy, but shot through with a bittersweet awareness of the compromises of life. Hope and Ball are both superb, giving their comic skills an yearning melancholy that perfectly expresses the Academy-Award-nominated screenplay.
Not to be missed.

Disc 1: Alias Jesse James WP
Disc 2: Boy Do I Have The Wrong Number WP
Disc 3: The Facts of Life WP
Disc 4: I'll Take Sweden WS
Disc 5: Princess and The Pirate P&S
Disc 6: Road to Hong Kong WS
Disc 7: They've Got Me Covered P&S

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