Silly, funny, a real blast Yes, this is uneven, but it's funny nevertheless. It had multiple directors, each with their own section of the film, so it's sort of a collection of vignettes. Also, Peter Sellers refused to work with Orson Welles, who he thought was in league with the devil (Sellers was eccentric, to say the least), so the casino scenes had to be shot without them both on the set at the same time. But the play (you can't call it work when people are obviously having such a great time) between long-time real-life friends Niven and Kerr make the movie for me and offset totally the dated psychedelic parts. Niven in the bath is a hoot. And Woody Allen's take on a super-villain, counting down to his end in hiccups, is classic. Plus there's that fabulous Burt Bacharach score. Who could ask for more?