Caprice (1967)
Patricia Foster, an industrial designer, causes chaos when she sells a secret cosmetics formula to a rival company.
Top billed cast
Doris DayPatricia Foster
Richard HarrisChristopher White
Ray WalstonStuart Clancy
Jack KruschenMatthew Cutter
Edward MulhareSir Jason Fox
Lilia SkalaMadame Piasco
Irene TsuSu Ling
Michael RomanoffButler
Michael J. PollardBarney
Lisa SeagramMandy
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