Comedy,Romance
United States of America
That Funny Feeling is a romantic comedy film released in 1965, directed by Richard Thorpe and starring Sandra Dee and Bobby Darin in the lead roles. The film revolves around Joan Howell, a young aspiring actress who works as a maid-for-hire to make ends meet. She meets Tom Milford, a handsome and wealthy businessman, and they start dating.
Joan is embarrassed to bring Tom back to her small apartment shared with her roommate, Audrey, so she takes him to a luxurious apartment she cleans daily, not knowing that it belongs to Tom. Tom, impressed by Joan's confidence and charm, plays along with the charade, pretending the apartment is his. Meanwhile, Joan tries to tidy up the apartment, not realizing that it is already perfectly clean.
As their relationship deepens, Joan is torn between revealing the truth to Tom and risking losing him or continuing to hide her humble background. Meanwhile, Tom's ex-girlfriend, played by Nita Talbot, tries to win him back and create trouble for Joan.
The film features several comedic twists and turns as the two navigate their relationship and the secret surrounding Joan's job. It ultimately ends in a happy outcome, with Joan embracing her true identity and Tom falling in love with her for who she is, not her social status.
The film was well-received by audiences and critics alike for its light-hearted humor and charming performances by Dee and Darin. It remains a classic romantic comedy of the 1960s.
