Two widowed people fall in love and marry, unprepared for the hostile reactions of their children.Two widowed people fall in love and marry, unprepared for the hostile reactions of their children.Two widowed people fall in love and marry, unprepared for the hostile reactions of their children.
- Awards
- 1 nomination total
- Harry Scott
- (as Herbert Voland)
- Truck Driver
- (as Victor Tayback)
Summary
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Did you know
- TriviaThe final scenes of this film feature Doris Day teary-eyed, wearing a housecoat and slippers. When her husband of 17 years Martin Melcher died suddenly just after production was completed, gossip magazines at the time used stills of Day from this movie, looking distraught and out-of-sorts, to accompany their articles about Melcher's death.
- GoofsThe nightclub scene has a mismatched cut of Doris: in a three-shot, her chin is in her hand; cut immediately to a close-up, her hands are clasped together in front of her.
- Quotes
- Molly the Maid: [in front of Jake, Abby's date for the evening] Mrs. McClure! Now I need to put the meat on broil but your hair is on bake. Which should I do first?
- Abby McClure: [humiliated] I think the *hair*, Molly.
- Molly the Maid: False hair, false eyelashes, false bosoms. In my day women were flesh and blood, now they're 70% nylon and 30% foam rubber.
- Crazy creditsThe opening credits are animated in the style of a series of children's crayon drawings. The Art Director credit is misspelled, comically and deliberately as "ART DER," scratched out, misspelled again as "ART DUR," scratched out again, the entire page is crumpled, and the credit finally appears, correct and not animated, on the following screen.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Biography: Doris Day: It's Magic (1998)
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- Also known as
- A Man in Mommy's Bed
- Filming locations
- Toluca Lake, Los Angeles, California, USA(street scenes)
- Production companies
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Box office
- Budget
- $2,727,000 (estimated)



























