Boeing Boeing (1965) is a colorful, high-altitude sex farce that serves as a fascinating time capsule of mid-sixties cinema. Based on the hit French play, the film stars Tony Curtis as Bernard Lawrence, a smooth-talking American journalist in Paris who has mastered the art of juggling three flight attendant fiancées by meticulously tracking their flight schedules.
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The introduction of new, faster Boeing jets disrupts the airline timetables, bringing all three women to Paris simultaneously. Boeing Boeing (1965) is a colorful, high-altitude sex
Bernard’s rival, Robert Reed (Jerry Lewis), arrives unexpectedly and tries to muscle in on the arrangement. The Highlights Robert Reed (Jerry Lewis)
Bernard’s perfectly timed "rotation"—assisted by his grumbling, long-suffering housekeeper Bertha (Thelma Ritter)—is thrown into chaos when two things happen: