Not Tonight Henry

1960
1h 15min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaHank Henry is more than a little frustrated at the lack of attention he is getting from his wife and starts dreaming up amorous escapades with sirens from the past.Hank Henry is more than a little frustrated at the lack of attention he is getting from his wife and starts dreaming up amorous escapades with sirens from the past.Hank Henry is more than a little frustrated at the lack of attention he is getting from his wife and starts dreaming up amorous escapades with sirens from the past.

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Hank Henry

Henry…

Joni Day

Waitress…

Babe McDonnell

Girl in Leopard Dress…

Marge Welling

Girl in Bar
(as Margie Welling)
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Doreen Dare

Girl in Bar…

Brandy Long

Woman in Bar…

Betty Blue

Cigarette Girl…

Joanne Berges

Woman in Bar
(as Joan Burgess)
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Genii Young

Woman in Bar…

Susan Woods

Indian Maiden
(as Sue Woods)
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Lisa Drake

Indian Maiden…

Margo Gohlke

Indian Maiden…

Joyce Wagner

Indian Maiden…

Lalanne Francis

Indian Maiden…

Shirley Sweet

Indian Maiden…

Doris Gohlke

Indian Maiden
(as Delilah Gohlke)
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Valkyra

Henry's Wife

Jack Little

Small Man
(as Little Jack Little)
…

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Curiosidades
Larry Burrell is credited as narrator, but it is not his voice in this film. Above Burrell's "Narrator" credit is "Narration: John Herbert." John Herbert is one of the screenwriters. The narrating voice is obviously that of Paul Frees, who does his Disney "Ludwig Von Drake" voice for most of the movie.

Créditos adicionales
All the crew members are shown on screen in comical situations during the opening credits accompanied by their names on screen.

Conexiones
Edited from La isla desconocida (1948)

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Busty nudes front lousy comedy

Viewed today for nostalgia purposes, this early nudie/cutie feature in the wake of Russ Meyer's "Immoral Mr. Teas" is boring, many a burlesque pantomime skit plus some slapstick in service of showing many well-built topless models on view. A redhead holding Aoladdin's lamp is interjected between scenes randomly, displaying amzing tits.

Hank Henry as lead seems like a cross between Joe E. Ross and future star Rodney Dangerfield, but has only a few snatches of dialogue. His portrayal of historical figures as well as "Ferdinand the Fat" opposite Lucrezia Borgia is poor, rarely generating even a chuckle. It's just the fantasy daydreams of a Mr. X average guy whiling away time in a bar, away from his henpecking wife.

Obviously, moviegoers of 1960 had a chance to see tasteful nude shots and alluring girls going topless, not available in Hollywood mainstream releases of the time.