This can be dismissed as another Doris Day trifle, and it pretty much is light and fluffy, but it does entertain. Doris and James Garner make quite the attractive couple, and the script is miles ahead of their second film, "Move Over Darling." They even appear to genuinely like each other. That can't be said over the unbelievable pregnancy of Arlene Francis and her limp wristed husband. She was 56! And did any one else think it odd that she's giving birth in a taxi and once the kid pops out she looks ready to go to dinner and the opera? She didn't even look pregnant much less being in the throes of labor. I think the only explanation to let everyone in the audience know what was going on was for her to say, "I think it's time!" Not, "I think my water broke!" To make matters worse James Garner rides to her rescue on a horse! Now that I think about this, this movie isn't as entertaining as I thought!
Review of The Thrill of It All
