Charming Lemmon in Second-Tier Films
"The Jack Lemmon Film Collection" contains five features starring Lemmon made in a ten-year period.<br /><br />"Phffft!" (1954) co-stars Judy Holiday, Best Actress Academy Award-winner for "Born Yesterday."  The screen chemistry between Holiday and Lemmon raises this often routine romantic comedy to a higher plane.  Robert and Nina divorce after eight years of marriage.  Robert hangs out with womanizing Navy pal Charlie Nelson (Jack Carson), while Nina looks to her interfering Mom for guidance.  Both start seeing other people, but it seems the path of true love leads right back to a familiar place.  Look for Kim Novak in her first featured role.<br /><br />"Operation Mad Ball" (1957) takes a screwball look at a party planned by a group of service men and their ongoing efforts to keep it a secret from an obnoxious officer, Capt. Locke (Ernie Kovacs).  Lemmon is Pvt. Hogan, who balances this deception with his romancing of Lt. Betty Bixby (Kathryn Grant).  Mickey Rooney and Dick York co-star.<br /><br />By the time Ms. Novak re-teamed with Lemmon in 1962 for "The Notorious Landlady," her star had risen considerably.  She had starred in "Picnic," "The Man With the Golden Arm," "Pal Joey," and "Vertigo."  Lemmon is William Gridley, newly arrived in London  from the United States.  He rents part of Carly Hardwicke's (Novak) house and promptly falls in love with her.  But she has a clouded past.  Many believe she's killed her husband, and that leads to farcical plot turns deftly handled by Lemmon.  Fred Astaire co-stars.<br /><br />The other titles in the set are "Under the Yum Yum Tree" (1963, co-starring Carol Lynley) and "Good Neighbor Sam" (1964, with Romy Schneider).  The features in this collection do not represent the best of Jack Lemmon's screen work, but they're pleasant, if not inspired.<br /><br />Bonus extras include the documentary "Jack Lemmon: The Man Behind the Magic," narrated by son Chris; a vintage photo gallery; and an episode of Ford All-Star Theater, "Marriageable Male."
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