Mildly entertaining, but jokes are outdated...
“I’ll Take Sweden” stars Bob Hope as oil executive Bob Holcomb, a widower and single dad. He accepts a transfer to Sweden hoping to keep his daughter, JoJo (Tuesday Weld, “Pretty Poison”), far away from carefree, guitar-playing boyfriend Kenny Klinger (Frankie Avalon, “Beach Blanket Bingo”). But Bob doesn’t realize that Sweden is a lot more liberal as far as romance goes. Bob manages to fall for attractive interior decorator Karin Granstedt (Dina Merrill), but once again has to interfere in his daughter’s love life when she’s pursued by notorious Swedish lothario Erik Carlson (Jeremy Slate).<br /><br />The 1965 film is an excuse for Hope to make wisecracks and sarcastic comments. The story is negligible and attempts to titillate with a milieu of sexual freedom but is constrained by the Production Code, still in effect at the time (it would collapse three years later). The Nat Perrin screenplay comes off as kind of creepy, with the father a little too concerned with his daughter’s love life.  All good-natured innocence 50 years ago, the movie is pretty corny when viewed today. This is far from Hope’s best.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the unrated widescreen Blu-ray release.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Widower and single dad, oil company executive Bob Holcomb (Bob Hope, The Road to Hong Kong) accepts a transfer to Sweden in hopes of keeping his daughter JoJo (Tuesday Weld, Pretty Poison) far away from her carefree, guitar-playing, marriage-minded boyfriend Kenny (Frankie Avalon, Beach Blanket Bingo). Little does Bob know that Sweden provides a more liberal view of all things romantic. So, it s out of the frying pan and into the fire. But JoJo isn t the only one with romance on her mind when Bob meets attractive interior designer Karin (Dina Merrill, Operation Petticoat). Plans for a romantic mountain resort weekend will turn into a slapstick roundelay when Kenny turns up with former girlfriend Marti (Rosemarie Frankland, A Hard Day s Night) and Bob s assistant Erik (Jeremy Slate, Girls! Girls! Girls!), a wolf in sheep s clothing, sets his sights on JoJo. The Land of the Midnight Sun will never be the same when Bob Hope and crew land on her shores in the romantic comedy I ll Take Sweden. Directed by Frederick De Cordova (Bedtime for Bonzo) from a screenplay by Nat Perrin (based on a story by Perrin, Bob Fisher and Arthur Marx), I ll Take Sweden co-stars Fay DeWitt (The Shakiest Gun in the West), Walter Sande (To Have and Have Not) and John Qualen (Casablanca)..