Kim Novak as the title character.
With such a prestigious pedigree, I expected more from The Notorious Landlady (1962). Here's a British comedy headlined by Kim Novak, Jack Lemmon, and Fred Astaire with a screenplay penned by the writers who were responsible for The Pink Panther movi read more
Back in February of 2015, I wrote a post on The Notorious Landlady, an underrated comedy from Kim Novak and Jack Lemmon in celebration of their birthdays. I was relatively pleased with the post and it seemed to get a good amount of page views, but then, just a few days over the one-year mark, I noti read more
Share This! “Are you sure this country isn’t on fire somewhere?” —— “Bill” Gridley (Jack Lemmon) inquiring about the thickness of a London fog Jack Lemmon. Kim Novak. Fred Astaire. And the British, too. Lionel Jeffries. Estelle Winwood. Henry Daniell. A London setting. read more
Share This! “Are you sure this country isn’t on fire somewhere?” —— “Bill” Gridley (Jack Lemmon) inquiring about the thickness of a London fog Jack Lemmon. Kim Novak. Fred Astaire. And the British, too. Lionel Jeffries. Estelle Winwood. Henry Daniell. A London setting. read more
Today marks the 82nd
birthday of the gorgeous Kim Novak, a woman who is luckily still with us. I’m
crazy about Ms. Novak, but rather than blabber on and on her, I thought it’d be
nice to write up a little post about one of my favorite Novak films, The
Notorious Landlady. As I wrote earli read more
