Love this little film. It's hilarious and unintentionally tongue-in-cheek. As a mystery, it's not mysterious. Duke Wallace spends most of time making time with the "titular" blondes and ogling Jesse White's secretary who is actually the most attractive girl in the cast. I always liked White. He spends his time either being Jock's sounding board or telling him to calm down when his secretary is in his office. After being kicked headfirst down a flight of stairs (a great stunt), Jock reaches into his jacket's breast pocket for his cigarettes that miraculously weren't crushed when he belly surfed down the stairs. The closing brawl was great although the editing interrupts it with shots of Valerie Porter. Television (77 Sunset Strip, Johnny Stacatto) was doing a much better job at this kind of detective story when this was filmed.
Review of Three Blondes in His Life
