Arrivederci, Baby!

1966 Directed by Ken Hughes

From proposal to disposal he's a ladykiller to reckon with.

Nick tries to kill his wife to get her money, but when learning of this, she plans the same for him!

Tony Curtis Rosanna Schiaffino Lionel Jeffries Zsa Zsa Gabor Nancy Kwan Fenella Fielding Anna Quayle Warren Mitchell Mischa Auer Noel Purcell Alan Gifford Joseph Fürst Monti DeLyle Bernard Spear Eileen Way Bruno Barnabe Gábor Baraker Tony Baron Eunice Black John Brandon Windsor Davies Franco De Rosa John Fordyce Yole Marinelli Miki Iveria Henri Vidon Raymond Young Jacqueline Bisset Michael Des Barres

Alternative Titles

Drop Dead Darling, Une femme sur les bras

comedy crime

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Review by Paul D ★★½

31 Days of YouTube (March 2017)
An American fortune hunter works his way through a series of rich women by marrying and then killing them.
Unfortunately it's not as much fun as you might imagine or as it should have been.
His first conquest is a rich widow who plucks him from an orphanage aged 16. And let me tell you that Curtis does not make a convincing 16 year old, pretty much all they do to him is to comb his hair slightly differently which oddly makes him look older.
He disposes of her and inherits her money, setting the tone for the rest of his life and indeed the movie. Even though he kills her by electrocuting her…
Review by trolleyfreak ★★★

'Here comes the brides.. all veiled in white.. Somehow they will all vanish from sight..' (Tagline from a theatrical poster for the cinema release of Arrivederci, Baby!)
When the good parts started to dry up in the mid-'60's and his box office power was on the wane, Tony Curtis paid the bills and kept himself busy with a mixed bag of comedies (Boeing Boeing, Not With My Wife, You Don't!, On My Way To The Crusades, I Met A Girl Who... terrible titles, all!) which included this utterly absurd dark farce - completely 'throwaway' but actually rather enjoyable - from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang director Ken Hughes which sees ol' Bernie Schwartz playing a modern day Bluebeard with a very…
Review by Dani Áron ★★★

A 60-as években úgy tűnik volt egy ilyen hulláma a "feleséggyilkolós "komédiáknak. A főszerepben talán a két leghíresebb magyar származású hollywoody sztár, Tony Curtis és Gábor Zsa Zsa.

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Review by Lanz972 ★★½

This film is essentially a disjointed string of ludicrous sketches. Some funny moments especially in the beginning half of the film and I enjoyed watching Curtis & Jeffries together.
Review by Dani Áron ★★★

A 60-as években úgy tűnik volt egy ilyen hulláma a "feleséggyilkolós "komédiáknak. A főszerepben talán a két leghíresebb magyar származású hollywoody sztár, Tony Curtis és Gábor Zsa Zsa.
Review by Paul D ★★½

31 Days of YouTube (March 2017)
An American fortune hunter works his way through a series of rich women by marrying and then killing them.
Unfortunately it's not as much fun as you might imagine or as it should have been.
His first conquest is a rich widow who plucks him from an orphanage aged 16. And let me tell you that Curtis does not make a convincing 16 year old, pretty much all they do to him is to comb his hair slightly differently which oddly makes him look older.
He disposes of her and inherits her money, setting the tone for the rest of his life and indeed the movie. Even though he kills her by electrocuting her…
Review by trolleyfreak ★★★

'Here comes the brides.. all veiled in white.. Somehow they will all vanish from sight..' (Tagline from a theatrical poster for the cinema release of Arrivederci, Baby!)
When the good parts started to dry up in the mid-'60's and his box office power was on the wane, Tony Curtis paid the bills and kept himself busy with a mixed bag of comedies (Boeing Boeing, Not With My Wife, You Don't!, On My Way To The Crusades, I Met A Girl Who... terrible titles, all!) which included this utterly absurd dark farce - completely 'throwaway' but actually rather enjoyable - from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang director Ken Hughes which sees ol' Bernie Schwartz playing a modern day Bluebeard with a very…