Rank churned out plenty of this type of 'hilarious' comedy in the late 50's and early 60's, but this is one of the worst. The story looks like something they found in a bottom drawer somewhere and Ralph Thomas directs it as though he just wants it finished as soon as possible. The film is padded out with bits of travelogue as everyone dashes around trying to look funny. Michael Redgrave and Roger Livesey must have been cringing having accepted their roles. Not good.
Review of No, My Darling Daughter
