With Six You Get Eggroll (1968)
- Starring:
- Doris Day, Brian Keith, (more)
- Director(s):
- Howard Morris
- Category:
- Comedy
My RatingTheatrical Release Information | See Details About All Versions
A young widow with three children and a sheepdog marries a widowed man with a young daughter and a French poodle in this amusing comedy. Abby (Doris Day) is the owner of a lumberyard who falls for Jake (Brian Keith) when her sister Maxine (Pat Carroll) introduce the two at a party. The couple is initially reluctant and somewhat embarrassed over the blatant matchmaking attempt but meet later at an all-night store. The two marry and deal with constant canine and sassy sibling rivalries. Jake falls out of the family trailer on vacation, leading Abby to recruit a group of hippies to find her lost husband. Jamie Farr is the far out hippie, Barbara Hershey is Jake's daughter Stacey, comedian George Carlin plays Herbie Fleck, owner of a local hamburger stand, and Alice Ghostley is the harried housekeeper in this engaging romp. The Grass Roots provide some of the music in this feature. ~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide
- Theatrical Feature Running Time:
- 94 mins
Complete Cast:
- Doris Day - Abby McClure
- Pat Carroll - Maxine Scott
- George Carlin - Herbie Flack
- John Findlater - Flip McClure
- Elaine Devry - Cleo
- Vic Tayback - Chicken Truck Driver
- Pearl Shear - Laughing Lady
- Milton Frome - Bud Young
- John Copage - Lumberyard Employee
- Jackie Joseph - Georgia Watson
- Jamie Farr - Jo Jo
- Brian Keith - Jake Iverson
- Barbara Hershey - Stacy Iverson
- Alice Ghostley - Housekeeper
- Herbert Voland - Harry Scott
- Peter Leeds - Police Officer Joelson
- William Christopher - Zip
- Mickey Deems - Sam Bates
- Lord Nelson - Calico the Dog
- Richard Steele - Jason McClure
- Allan Melvin - Desk Sergeant
- Director(s):
- Howard Morris
- Writer(s):
- Vernel Bagneris, R.S. Allen, Harvey Bullock
- Producer(s):
- Martin Melcher
- Categories:
- Comedy
- Closed Captioning:
- Check All Versions
- Subtitles:
- Check All Versions







