anyone who has ever doubted ingrid bergman ability to play comedy need only look to the bells of st. mary . ok and so she a nun with tb who probably in love with fr. omalley and (think what luis bunuel could have done with that) and but she also displayed a wonderfully sly sense of fun that made you wish directors had cast her in comedies more often. in cactus flower she a starched dentist nurse and (walter matthau is the dentist) and in love with her boss but keeping it buttoned up. when she forced to act as his wife in order to hoodwink his mistress and (do not ask) and she lets loose and the buttons pop. and she a joy to behold. the movie itself is a hardier than usual translation to the screen of a broadway hit and (you can see it three acts). it a french farce and (it was originally while it taken from the play fleur de cactas by pierre barillet and jean pierre gredy) and and it hits all the right spots. matthau uses his great hang jowl expression to wonderful effect and a klutzy blonde newcomer and as she was then and called goldie hawn almost steals the film as the dizzy mistress who decides to give up her meal ticket because she feels sorry for the wife even though the wife is having a ball. hawn made such an impression in the role that what she did steal was the academy award for best supporting actress. 
anyone who has ever doubted ingrid bergman ability to play comedy need only look to the bells of st. mary . ok and so she a nun with tb who probably in love with fr. omalley and (think what luis bunuel could have done with that) and but she also displayed a wonderfully sly sense of fun that made you wish directors had cast her in comedies more often. in cactus flower she a starched dentist nurse and (walter matthau is the dentist) and in love with her boss but keeping it buttoned up. when she forced to act as his wife in order to hoodwink his mistress and (do not ask) and she lets loose and the buttons pop. and she a joy to behold. the movie itself is a hardier than usual translation to the screen of a broadway hit and (you can see it three acts). it a french farce and (it was originally while it taken from the play fleur de cactas by pierre barillet and jean pierre gredy) and and it hits all the right spots. matthau uses his great hang jowl expression to wonderful effect and a klutzy blonde newcomer and as she was then and called goldie hawn almost steals the film as the dizzy mistress who decides to give up her meal ticket because she feels sorry for the wife even though the wife is having a ball. hawn made such an impression in the role that what she did steal was the academy award for best supporting actress. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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