dontspamme-76078
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I watched this episode for one of my favorite actresses, Sue Ane Langdon, and it didn't disappoint. She had an unusually large part with a good amount of screen time.
It was fun watching how she handled Andy's awkward and fumbling mating rituals. She knew what he was trying to do, but never let on (until the very end). At the same time she deftly dealt with Barney's oblivious insertion into their "alone time".
She ran rings around both of them.
There surprisingly were a few references to the fact that she was a well educated and highly skilled medical professional. Those were credentials that neither Andy or Barney could match.
The show was made better when she suggested taking her car on moonlight drive. It was a Ford Fairline Sunliner Convertable. Seemingly the iconic 1956 model. To my dismay, she let Andy drive. But that car reinforced her persona as a strong, independent woman with a joie de vivre.
It was fun watching how she handled Andy's awkward and fumbling mating rituals. She knew what he was trying to do, but never let on (until the very end). At the same time she deftly dealt with Barney's oblivious insertion into their "alone time".
She ran rings around both of them.
There surprisingly were a few references to the fact that she was a well educated and highly skilled medical professional. Those were credentials that neither Andy or Barney could match.
The show was made better when she suggested taking her car on moonlight drive. It was a Ford Fairline Sunliner Convertable. Seemingly the iconic 1956 model. To my dismay, she let Andy drive. But that car reinforced her persona as a strong, independent woman with a joie de vivre.
I saw this movie in pre-release in 1967. I was 11 years old when my family came to NYC for a wedding and my uncle, who was an entertainment editor for a major magazine got us kids into the critic's airing of this movie. I always felt privileged to have been one of the first persons to have seen this movie.
There is one actress that I've always been fascinated by. She has a small part as one of the dancing secretaries in the "A Secretary Is Not A Toy" routine. She's the secretary on the far left of the three women who are tapping their pencils on their steno pads. She's wearing a peach and sort of grey outfit. She's not credited, but I feel she must have gone on to a good acting career. It would be great if someone could post her name.
There is one actress that I've always been fascinated by. She has a small part as one of the dancing secretaries in the "A Secretary Is Not A Toy" routine. She's the secretary on the far left of the three women who are tapping their pencils on their steno pads. She's wearing a peach and sort of grey outfit. She's not credited, but I feel she must have gone on to a good acting career. It would be great if someone could post her name.
