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Artists and Models

film by Tashlin [1955]

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  • In Frank Tashlin: Films of the mid-1940s to mid-1950s

    …as a director began with Artists and Models (1955), in which Dean Martin played a comic-book creator who uses the espionage-related dreams of his roommate (Jerry Lewis) as inspiration, provoking the interest of real spies. After The Lieutenant Wore Skirts (1956), with Tom Ewell and Sheree North, Tashlin directed (but…

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