This is one of those movies you can watch again and again. Very funny and well written. My favorite part is when they try to follow the morning schedule.
Walk, Don't Run is an entertaining Movie I would watch again in the future. It contains, most likely, the best performance ever by Jim Hutton. He definitely holds his own with Cary Grant in this one. To be entertained for almost two hours, one cannot go wrong with this movie.
Good comedy. Grant at his best. His physical timing is impeccable. Exterior shots filmed in Japan. The film does a good job of putting the Japanese in a favourable light. No Asian stereotypes were used as gags. In a gee-whiz moment I noticed that Grant played a British industrialist employing a Japanese labor force to make his products not unlike today's Americans employing Chinese labor. It also shows their prowess at miniaturizing electronic devices. The movie also brings shows modern social behavior without losing the period's moral standards. If you pay attention you'll notice the soft lighting for close-ups of Eggar (as if she needed it) and the police captain is Takei, Star Trek's Sulu.