Three on a Couch

1966
U
1h 49m

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5.8/10

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Janet Leigh and Jerry Lewis in Three on a Couch (1966)

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Slapstick Comedy Romance

A portrait artist wants to take his psychiatrist fiancee with him to Paris. But she refuses to leave her 3 man-hating female patients. So, he disguises himself as three different men in an e... Read allA portrait artist wants to take his psychiatrist fiancee with him to Paris. But she refuses to leave her 3 man-hating female patients. So, he disguises himself as three different men in an effort to cure the patients so she can go along.A portrait artist wants to take his psychiatrist fiancee with him to Paris. But she refuses to leave her 3 man-hating female patients. So, he disguises himself as three different men in an effort to cure the patients so she can go along.

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IMDb RATING

5.8/10

1.3K

YOUR RATING

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9/10

Hilarious. but you may hate it!

Inane, but not as much so as you expect from Lewis. Jerry even plays a reasonably intelligent and talented character in this one. Absolutely hilarious in many spots, even when gags are being milked. You miss stuff you can't see through the tears! A wonderful movie -- perhaps Jerry's very best!

Dick-42
Jul 14, 2000
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For some unknown reason, advertising contained the odd statement "Introducing James Best" - a performer who'd been acting steadily in TV and films since 1950, 16 years earlier.

Quotes
Mary Lou Mauve: If y'all would 'scuse me, Ah'm lookin' for the doctor.
The Drunk: Oh, I happen to be a doctor, but I'm not in surgery today. You see, I'm driving the ambulance. Say, what's your name?
Mary Lou Mauve: Ah do declare!
The Drunk: Clare. Oh, that's a pretty name!