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Cary Grant expressed concerns that, at age 53, he was too old to convincingly play a U. S. Navy flier. Producer Jerry Wald encouraged Grant to take the part because his charisma and popularity with the American public far outweighed concerns about his age.
Suzy Parker's feature film acting debut.
The speaking voice of Suzy Parker is partially dubbed by Deborah Kerr.
Ray Walston's first film.
Cary Grant specifically asked that Stanley Donen be hired on to direct the film. Grant had never met or spoken to Donen prior to their collaboration on this film, but he had been extremely impressed by Donen's work on films such as Royal Wedding (1951), Singin' in the Rain (1952), and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954). Grant expressed that Donen's light and comedic touch on those films fit the tone of the screenplay for Kiss Them for Me (1957).
"Gwinneth Livingston: Crewson, I love you very much. Cmdr. Andy Crewson: That's the only way to love a person, otherwise it isn't worth all the trouble. I love you very much too."
"Gwinneth Livingston: Do you love me Crewson? Cmdr. Andy Crewson: I do, I love you. Gwinneth Livingston: What kind of love? Cmdr. Andy Crewson: All kinds. Sacred and profane."
