Please Don't Eat the Daisies

This film follows the story of drama critic Larry Mackay, his wife Kate, and their four sons as they leave their crowded Manhattan apartment for a house in the country. As Kate adapts to suburban life, Larry remains connected to the vibrant theater and party scene of New York. The clash between their new home life and Larry's continued love for the city adds to the comedic elements.

Collectors may find interest in its classic cast, including Doris Day and David Niven, who deliver memorable performances. The film's themes of family, love, and the contrast between urban and rural living resonate even today. With a runtime of 112 minutes, it offers a full viewing experience that captures the essence of early '60s cinema.

Available formats for collectors include VHS and DVD, making it accessible for those keen on adding this comedy to their physical media collections. Its tagline, "The Uproarious Movie From The Big Best-Seller!", hints at its popularity and connection to the source material, further enriching its place in film history.