Artists and Models

1955
Approved
1h 49m

IMDb RATING

6.4/10

4.7K

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Satire Slapstick Comedy Musical Romance

Rick Todd uses the dreams of his roommate Eugene as the basis for a successful comic book.Rick Todd uses the dreams of his roommate Eugene as the basis for a successful comic book.Rick Todd uses the dreams of his roommate Eugene as the basis for a successful comic book.

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IMDb RATING

6.4/10

4.7K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trailer 2:36

Artists and Models

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Trivia
The song "Innamorata", written for this film, went on to be a major record hit for Dean Martin and several other singers.

Goofs
When Rick is painting the lips on the billboard, he looks down to answer his boss, and when he looks back the lips are fully painted.

Quotes
Abby Parker: Well, that was uncalled for.
Rick Todd: I could've sworn I heard you call.

Connections
Featured in The Colgate Comedy Hour: Episode #6.11 (1955)

Soundtracks
Artists and Models
(uncredited)
Lyrics by Jack Brooks
Music by Harry Warren
Sung by Dean Martin
[Played over the opening titles and credits; reprised during the finale by Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis]

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Featured review

6/10

Slight fun

Worth it for the moment that Jerry Lewis's character says that reading comic books made him r*****ed, unless I misheard because I couldn't believe what I heard lol.

This definitely isn't the first Jerry Lewis movie I watched, and neither is it the first time I've seen Dean Martin in a film, but I think it is the first Martin & Lewis movie I've watched. It was fine, I guess. It has a scattershot, almost manic energy that's sometimes fun, but also wore me down a little as it went along.

Artists and Models is just a silly old-fashioned comedy with a few infrequent music numbers and a lot of bright colours. Martin and Lewis have a good dynamic and it's all slightly amusing. I guess it was fine for a film of its age, but it probably won't stick with me.