Hi Terry. Enjoyed seeing this as I was working for Columbia Pictures at the time it was released by them in England. If I remember correctly Columbia held an "in house" competition to get an English language title for the film and one of our Press Officers named Judy Tarlo was the one who came up with KISS THE GIRLS AND MAKE THEM CRY. I also remember reading somewhere that the plot for this film was used for one of the later Bond movies in much the same was as much of the plot for Anthony Mann's FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE reappeared in GLADIATOR.
Hi Terry. Enjoyed seeing this as I was working for Columbia Pictures at the time it was released by them in England. If I remember correctly Columbia held an "in house" competition to get an English language title for the film and one of our Press Officers named Judy Tarlo was the one who came up with KISS THE GIRLS AND MAKE THEM CRY. I also remember reading somewhere that the plot for this film was used for one of the later Bond movies in much the same was as much of the plot for Anthony Mann's FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE reappeared in GLADIATOR.
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Hi Terry. Enjoyed seeing this as I was working for Columbia Pictures at the time it was released by them in England. If I remember correctly Columbia held an "in house" competition to get an English language title for the film and one of our Press Officers named Judy Tarlo was the one who came up with KISS THE GIRLS AND MAKE THEM CRY. I also remember reading somewhere that the plot for this film was used for one of the later Bond movies in much the same was as much of the plot for Anthony Mann's FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE reappeared in GLADIATOR.
Hi Terry. Enjoyed seeing this as I was working for Columbia Pictures at the time it was released by them in England. If I remember correctly Columbia held an "in house" competition to get an English language title for the film and one of our Press Officers named Judy Tarlo was the one who came up with KISS THE GIRLS AND MAKE THEM CRY. I also remember reading somewhere that the plot for this film was used for one of the later Bond movies in much the same was as much of the plot for Anthony Mann's FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE reappeared in GLADIATOR.
Just checked IMDB discussion boards and the Bond movie in question was MOONRAKER.
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