That Touch of Mink movie storyline. On a rainy day, currently unemployed working girl Cathy Timberlake is furious when a passing limousine, driving through a puddle, splashes her resulting in her dress and raincoat to get all muddy. She is even more furious when the limousine fails to stop, even though she knows the limo’s passenger saw her get splashed.
She changes her tune when she later meets that passenger, dashing and wealthy businessman Philip Shayne. Cathy is immediately attracted to him and he to her. However, ladies’ man Philip is much more experienced than her, and she is unprepared for his lavish and elaborate proposal – that she accompany him immediately to Bermuda, Paris and Monte Carlo – and its connotation that it hold no strings.
Cathy turns to her streetwise roommate, Connie Emerson, for advice. As Philip and Cathy’s whirlwind relationship progresses, Cathy’s hesitance to go all the way for what Philip wants always seems to lead to frustration for Philip. Despite Philip and Cathy not seeming to make a full connection with each other due to Cathy’s actions, Roger, Philip’s business associate, believes Cathy is just what Philip needs in his life as Philip has always had the luxury of never having had to work to get a woman. Although Cathy really does want to be with Philip and as Philip really wants to be with Cathy, will they be able to get over these initial obstacles?
That Touch of Mink is a 1962 American comedy romance film directed by Delbert Mann and starring Cary Grant, Doris Day, Gig Young, Audrey Meadows, Alan Hewitt, John Astin, Dick Sargent, Laurie Mitchell, John Fiedler, Jack Livesey, Willard Sage, Joey Faye and Dorothy Abbott.
That Touch of Mink (1962)
Directed by: Delbert Mann
Starring: Cary Grant, Doris Day, Gig Young, Audrey Meadows, Alan Hewitt, John Astin, Dick Sargent, Laurie Mitchell, John Fiedler, Jack Livesey, Willard Sage, Joey Faye, Dorothy Abbott
Screenplay by: Stanley Shapiro, Nate Monaster
Cinematography by: Russell Metty
Film Editing by: Ted J. Kent
Costume Design by: Rosemary Odell
Set Decoration by: George Milo
Art Direction by: Robert Clatworthy, Alexander Golitzen
Music by: George Duning
MPAA Rating: None.
Distributed by: Universal Pictures
Release Date: June 14, 1962 (New York City), June 19, 1962 (United States)
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