There's a Girl in My Soup [DVD]

A different perspective of Sellers, as in USA we mostly think of him as Clouseau. Oddly this film seems that as Robert Danvers, a cheesy lothario, there is a lot of Sellers himself in the character, at least as we perceive Sellers from historical reflection. Goldie Hawn was fantastic. A definite must watch in the Sellers canon of films.

I wanted this movie for the 60s fashion but the story also turned out to be entertaining

Peter Sellers is a great actor but he should have been the supporting role. Goldie Hawn carried most of this movie thank goodness. All of her older movies are worth watching if you get a chance.

This film is one of the top ten Wine and Food Lover's films of all time, especially if you're a wine-lover, since there are so few good wine movies out there! It's a classic! Goldie is great as Marian, the young girl who goes on a wine tasting trip to the Loire Valley in France with British "food critic/playboy" Robert Danvers, played by the suave Peter Sellers (they should've shaved his back first--that was not very appetizing nor was it very sexy!) Instead of tasting, she drinks it all--"Why waste it?" she says. Only to get so drunk, she knocks over an entire wall of wine while standing in a wine cave and poor Peter Sellers has to pay for it all. Hilarity at its finest! I love this movie, I've always loved this movie and I can't wait to get a DVD copy of it.

This is a terrifically engaging May-December romance picture about a middle aged lothario (Peter Sellers) who begins to question his value system when he embarks on an affair with an outspoken hippie chick(Goldie Hawn) in swinging London. Sellers and Hawn are wonderful together and there is a discernible screen chemistry between them. My only qualm with the film is that it's central message throughout is to extol the virtues of romance and fidelity but the ending negates that for one of promiscuity.

Goofy 60’s romp. Good fun. Goldie Hawn is adorable.

A real sleeper. I had expected a deadly "cute" frolic typical of the era, but the movie is charming, unpredictable and anything but cliched. I couldn't have imagined there'd be any chemistry between Sellers and Hawn, but there is, and it's delightful. It's not necessary to brace yourself for a pat ending -- it isn't there. Hollywood took a holiday on this one.

I liked the acting and characters very much. The costumes and setting were in good taste. Very 70s.

A great film it isn't, but highly watchable just the same. What makes it fascinating is that Sellers' character of a cheesy seducer seems so close to the image we have of the man. Presenting himself with the chance to make a new life with the sassy, sexy, much younger Marion - a wonderful turn from Goldie Hawn - gourmet and charmer Robert Danvers goes clean out of his comfort zone. The comedy of innuendoes and crossed wires doesn't flag. And there's real pathos in the neurotic, temperamental edge Sellers gives his character: the vulnerability that lies beneath the charm. Odd that a man we think of as an iconic sixties star was perhaps already out of date when the sixties came along.

Leonard Maltin disliked this hilariously-funny film, featuring a long series of incidents in which serial-sexual-athlete Robert Danvers (Peter Sellers as a TV chef) hopping in-and-out of various beds in double-quick time. Racy, down-to-earth British humour is clearly not to Maltin's Transatlantic taste. Goldie Hawn is as innocently delicious as ever, while the supporting cast play their parts with great aplomb.

Real nice film. Good service. Thank you

Good

Puarchased film from you as i like goldie hawn and peter sellars.Great film with a host of familar stars takes me back to the seventies when i first saw it.Film has a great soundtack by mike d,abo,goldie hawn and peter sellars at their best.If you want a trip down memory lane in the seventies regarding music,fashion take a look at this film.