A doctor's wife becomes a star of soap commercials, leading to marital strain and hilarity. Like the other comedy that Day and Garner teamed up for in 1963, "Move Over, Darling," this fluffy comedy is no classic but is entertaining. Reflecting the times, Garner is not too happy about his wife working even though she gets obscene money. Day and Garner have good chemistry. The funniest moments are Garner pretending to be drunk and Andrews going into panic mode as Francis gives birth while trapped in a traffic jam. Reiner, who wrote the screenplay, has a running gag as a TV character who gets drinks thrown in his face after getting fresh with women.
Review of The Thrill of It All
