The Facts of Life

Abandoned by their spouses and a third couple for deep-sea fishing on their Acapulco vacation, Californians Larry and Kitty (Bob Hope, Lucille Ball) have realized they went to the same high school, then are interrupted by a marlin, in the Melvin Frank-Norman Panama comedy The Facts Of Life, 1960.

After a prologue in which she narrated meeting with Bob Hope for a secret tryst, the title song and credits, then California housewife Lucille Ball further introduces Hope, Louis Nye the dentist, Philip Ober, Marianne Stewart, Ruth Hussey, and Don DeFore as her husband, in The Facts Of Life, 1960.

Suburban marrieds (Bob Hope, Lucille Ball) are tempted to dabble in adultery.