If you remember "The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis" (1959 TV series) (1959-1963), you're are about to be disappointed as the movie "The Affairs of Dobie Gillis" (1953) as even though it is played by popular actors of the day, the story is weak and the acting is too tongue in cheek.
Dobie (Bobby Van) and a buddy are going to college to party and have fun, as that is what college is for. However, Dobie falls in love with the studious Pansy (Debbie Reynolds) who is there to work, work, work and study, study, study.
Will Dobie learn to work, work, work? On the other hand, will Pansy learn to play, play, and play?
One actor I recognized right off was Hans Conried. He was Kerry West, T. V. owner in The Twonky (1953).
Dobie (Bobby Van) and a buddy are going to college to party and have fun, as that is what college is for. However, Dobie falls in love with the studious Pansy (Debbie Reynolds) who is there to work, work, work and study, study, study.
Will Dobie learn to work, work, work? On the other hand, will Pansy learn to play, play, and play?
One actor I recognized right off was Hans Conried. He was Kerry West, T. V. owner in The Twonky (1953).