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Sunday in New York

On a Sunday, Eileen Tyler, still a virgin, leaves Albany to visit her airline pilot brother in New York but a chance encounter with a man on a city bus threatens to derail her upcoming marriage to boyfriend Russ.

Director

Peter Tewksbury

Year

Genre

comedy, romance

Box Office

N/A

Production

Seven Arts Productions,Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Awards

1 nomination

Eileen Tyler

Mike Mitchell

Adam Tyler

Cliff Robertson

Russ Wilson

Mona Harris

Chief Pilot Drysdale

Self - at Club Nero

Restaurant Patron

Pilot Morgan

Club Patron

Maitre 'd

Club Patron

Maitre 'd

Steve Carruthers

Second Train Conductor

Mona's Sleeping Roommate

Man in Rowboat with Radio

Commuter

Robert Locke Lorraine

Waiter

Airport Ticket Clerk

Club Patron

Skater

Maitre 'd

Man Getting on Bus Behind Eileen

Airline doctor

Woman

First Train Conductor

Robert B. Williams

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Eileen Tyler Adam Tyler Mona Harris Mike Mitchell Russ Wilson

He's coming down
the main staircase. - Sunday in New York

He's coming down the main staircase.

9:05.
Right on time, sir. - Sunday in New York

9:05. Right on time, sir.

Thanks so much, Mr. Fogg, - Sunday in New York

Thanks so much, Mr. Fogg,

Home as fast as
you can make it,
Larry. - Sunday in New York

Home as fast as you can make it, Larry.

I'm very good at looking for brothers - Sunday in New York

I'm very good at looking for brothers

He's an airline pilot - Sunday in New York

He's an airline pilot

(GROANS) - Sunday in New York

(YELLING) - Sunday in New York

You ain't
got nothing to
worry about, sir. - Sunday in New York

You ain't got nothing to worry about, sir.

"Inspector Crotchet,
Scotland Yard. - Sunday in New York

"Inspector Crotchet, Scotland Yard.

Mr. Cavendish, look! - Sunday in New York

Mr. Cavendish, look!

You have to
be so rough? - Sunday in New York

You have to be so rough?

Coast is clear. - Sunday in New York

Coast is clear.

(YELLS) - Sunday in New York

"Maharajah of Karengore.
Calcutta, India." - Sunday in New York

"Maharajah of Karengore. Calcutta, India."

You put two dimes in there and the fare's 15 cents - Sunday in New York

You put two dimes in there and the fare's 15 cents

Come on, Nanny.
Mr. Fogg won't drink
his coffee without cream. - Sunday in New York

Come on, Nanny. Mr. Fogg won't drink his coffee without...

Coffee's ready.
Come on with the cream. - Sunday in New York

Coffee's ready. Come on with the cream.

What are you doing? - Sunday in New York

What are you doing?

MOE:
Good work, Mr. Fogg. - Sunday in New York

MOE: Good work, Mr. Fogg.

Easy, easy. - Sunday in New York

Hey, hey. Curly-Joe. - Sunday in New York

Hey, hey. Curly-Joe.

Whatever happened
to Miss Carter? - Sunday in New York

Whatever happened to Miss Carter?

There! I'm sure
His Highness
will be pleased. - Sunday in New York

There! I'm sure His Highness will be pleased.

Maha?
Uh-huh? - Sunday in New York

Moe! Moe!
Stop it! - Sunday in New York

Moe! Moe! Stop it!

How was that?
Why didn't you play
in a higher key? - Sunday in New York

How was that? Why didn't you play in a higher key?

You imbecile,
give it the gun! - Sunday in New York

You imbecile, give it the gun!

Let me see
your license. - Sunday in New York

Let me see your license.

On that rainy day - Sunday in New York

On that rainy day

You sign now, huh? - Sunday in New York

You sign now, huh?

Sixty-two. - Sunday in New York

Uh-uh. - Sunday in New York

No! No! No! - Sunday in New York

(SPEAKING CHINESE) - Sunday in New York

(SPEAKING CHINESE)

It could be worse. - Sunday in New York

It could be worse.

Moe! Curly! Phileas! - Sunday in New York

Moe! Curly! Phileas!

There must be something
we can do to earn enough
for a meal. - Sunday in New York

There must be something we can do to earn enough for a meal.

And now,
everyone welcome
to watch training exercise, - Sunday in New York

And now, everyone welcome to watch training exercise,

Ladies and gentlemen, - Sunday in New York

Ladies and gentlemen,

Oh, I say,
now you can look. - Sunday in New York

Oh, I say, now you can look.

(GROANING) - Sunday in New York

Ladies and gentlemen, - Sunday in New York

Ladies and gentlemen,

Start playing that thing
as soon as we shake hands. - Sunday in New York

Start playing that thing as soon as we shake hands.

(SPEAKS JAPANESE) - Sunday in New York

(SPEAKS JAPANESE)

Oh, I hope
you boys know
what you're doing. - Sunday in New York

Oh, I hope you boys know what you're doing.

You trying
to hurt somebody? - Sunday in New York

You trying to hurt somebody?

Oh, help! - Sunday in New York

(CRASHING) - Sunday in New York

Hey, Moe! Larry! - Sunday in New York

Hey, Moe! Larry!

Well, Gus,
it's about time
I called the garage - Sunday in New York

Well, Gus, it's about time I called the garage

Folgers? - Sunday in New York

You swore you didn't sleep with girls - Sunday in New York

You swore you didn't sleep with girls

MAN ON RADIO:
...the Queen's
return to the city. - Sunday in New York

MAN ON RADIO: ...the Queen's return to the city.

Hold it!
We'll wait here. - Sunday in New York

Hold it! We'll wait here.

Hey, have I flipped, - Sunday in New York

Hey, have I flipped,

Hey, that Land Rover.
Come on. - Sunday in New York

Hey, that Land Rover. Come on.

Oh, oh, dear! - Sunday in New York

What am I
supposed to do? - Sunday in New York

What am I supposed to do?

Never mind, you lamebrain, - Sunday in New York

Never mind, you lamebrain,

Two minutes. - Sunday in New York

Right to the top.
I'm not going to stint it. - Sunday in New York

Right to the top. I'm not going to stint it.

10 seconds,
and we're still
a block away. - Sunday in New York

10 seconds, and we're still a block away.

Hey, it's on
the next corner. - Sunday in New York

Hey, it's on the next corner.

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On a Sunday, Eileen Tyler, still a virgin, leaves Albany to visit her airline pilot brother in New York but a chance encounter with a man on a city bus threatens to derail her upcoming marriage to boyfriend Russ.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: Peter Tewksbury

Writer: Norman Krasna

Production: Seven Arts Productions,Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Genre: comedy, romance

Year: 1963

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.7

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 05 Feb 1964

Awards: 1 nomination

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