Simmons had worked with Kerr and Mitchum, and Cary Grant's third collaboration with Deborah Kerr. They had previously worked together on Dream Wife (1953) and An Affair to Remember (1957). Moray Watson was the only member of the original stage cast to be retained for the film version. Set design British interior decorator Felix Harbord served as the film's special consultant for settings. Osterley Park was used as the location for the stately home. Reception While the film was a moderate success at the UK box office, it was a box office bomb in the United States. It was reviewed positively by critics and has since developed a following and has been a staple of American cable television. At the time of its release, Jean Simmons's performance as a madcap heiress earned some praise and a Laurel Award nomination. References External links 1960 films 1960 romantic comedy films British films based on plays British romantic comedy films Films directed by Stanley Donen Films set in country houses 1960s English-language films 1960s British films