Full of 60s movie cliches. Ann-Margret, the ingenue, goes on a date with employer's randy son, Chad Everett, and when he tries to go all the way on first date, she breaks a vase over his head. Next morning, she gets called into his office and instead of being fired for refusing his advances, she is promoted to store buyer, as Chad Everett has now found his future wife. This is not a joke! Innocent, naive Ann goes to Paris and becomes the toast of Paris of course. She learns her predecessor slept with everyone to get the job done. Big surprise. Chad comes to Paris and to sort out the menage a trois she has with two other men. Do I need to go on? I won't reveal the silly predictable ending so not to add spoiler alert.
Watch this only to see the beauty of Ann-Margret and get an idea of what Chad Everett, Louis Jordan, and Richard Crenna looked like when they were young.
Watch this only to see the beauty of Ann-Margret and get an idea of what Chad Everett, Louis Jordan, and Richard Crenna looked like when they were young.