The next morning, Lauren is freaked out, but she later finds out that the setting was staged. At that moment, Boullard reveals his identity to her, and together they come up with a plan to get back at Paul. She comes up with a Spanish lover and tells all about him to Paul, which shatters his ego. He goes out on a drinking spree and uses the help of a switchboard operator (Nita Talbot) — who falls in love with a chauffeur (Larry Storch) in the process — to make Lauren jealous. They succeed, and Paul and Lauren are finally brought together. In the end, they are married, and the parents of several children. Cast Rock Hudson as Paul Chadwick Leslie Caron as Dr. Lauren Boullard Charles Boyer as Michel Boullard Walter Slezak as Etienne Dick Shawn as Arnold Plum, Lauren's fiancé Larry Storch as Larry, the taxi driver Nita Talbot as Mickey, the switchboard operator Norma Varden as Mother Plum George Furth as Pete Production During production, Rock Hudson openly complained about "sex comedies" such as A Very Special Favor: "I think the public is weary. The cycle has been pushed about as far as it can go, and I think light comedy is on the wane. The boundaries have been extended almost to the limit, with producers trying to see how dirty it can get. [A Very Special Favor] was filthy. I thought it was filthy when I read the script, and I still think it's filthy." See also List of American films of 1965 References External links 1965 films 1965 romantic comedy films American romantic comedy films Films directed by Michael Gordon Films scored by Vic Mizzy Universal Pictures films 1960s English-language films 1960s American films