Sadly this is Judy Holliday’s final film, her final work on Broadway was in 1963 and she passed from cancer in 1965. She was such an absolute force of nature and it’s a shame her career was fairly short (only 16 credited films)
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Director’s name dropped in song! Drink!
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I watched this in January and all of the ladies with their matching dresses and shoes inspired me to start the year off fresh by sending in all of my leather flats to be repaired at a local leather repair shop- very worth it! They all look brand new now- even some I’ve had for over 20yrs
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I love this scene- now If only that creepo wasn’t hanging around outside
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Beatnik Judy Holliday is perfection. Suck it, gangs from “The Wild One”! #MusComEnt #BellsAreRinging

The costumes for this film were designed by Walter Plunkett and they are all just fantastic from the colors to the range of styles
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This is similar to films like “Wait Until Dark” in that it was originally on Broadway and they kept the sets fairly limited and contained for the film version.
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