Who is the mysterious woman seen running from a swanky Palm Beach Hotel, clad only in a bath towel? Is she the second mistress of a New York publishing baron, who is subsequently found deceased in bed?
Dean Martin and Shirley MacLaine square off in All In A Night’s Work, a frothy, zany romp directed by Joseph Anthony.
MacLaine is Kate Robbins, the mysterious woman who has the publishing company’s board of directors nervously hoping to avoid a headline-making scandal at all costs. And Martin is Tony Ryder, the heir to his uncle’s vast empire, who decides to woo the young lass in an attempt to determine just who she is, and what she wants.
One-liners fly, hijinks ensue and love blossoms in this delightful romantic comedy.
Tony Ryder
Dean Martin Katie Robbins
Shirley MacLaine Dr Warren Kingsley, Snr.
Charles Ruggles Warren Kingsley, Jnr.
Cliff Robertson MargeCoombs
Norma Crane Oliver Dunning
Gale Gordon Sam Weaver
Jerome Cowan Lasker
Jack Weston O’Hara
Ian Wolfe Mrs Kingsley, Snr.
Mabel Albertson Miss Schuster
Mary Treen Carter
Rex Evans Albright
Roy Gordon Col. Ryder
Charles Evans Baker
Ralph Dumke Harry Lane
John Hudson
Director
Joseph Anthony
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