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The Disorderly Orderly

film by Tashlin [1964]

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  • In Frank Tashlin: Films of the 1960s

    The Disorderly Orderly (1964), the last of the Tashlin-Lewis collaborations, was among their best and achieved cult status. Frenetic but also suspenseful and loaded with allusions to the films of Alfred Hitchcock—particularly Vertigo (1958)—it imagines Lewis as a failed medical student who takes a job…

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