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it's been so long since I seen this I'm delighted to have finally found it on IMDb.

I loved it. Gentle and well executed and very funny. An absolute gem. I don't' know if it's now available on VHS or DVD but I'll be searching for it.

Both Lasser and Grodin work fantastically well together. The two are very well paired and this is an exercise in how to do comedy without 'hamming' it up. Believable set up and funny outcomes. A rather touching love story which in the beginning was unexpected but very satisfying for any romantics watching it. I only wish there were more of these type of movies with such exceptional talents in them. Bravo!

I first saw Pillow Talk as a small child and loved it then. The obvious chemistry between Doris and Rock is a joy to watch. Tony Randall is fantastic in it too and that old scene stealer Thelma Ritter shines. They don't make 'em like this anymore, more's the pity.

There is still a battle between the sexes and although the movie premiered in 1959 it's as fresh and relevant as it ever was. I'm sad now that Rock didn't do more comedy than he did, as he had a knack and a timing that is second to none. I loved 'Send Me No Flowers' and 'Lover Come Back' also. I would recommend all three to any fan of either Rock or Doris. Tony also appears in all three.