"The Pruitts of Southampton" is a 1966 comedy film directed by Frank Tashlin. The story revolves around the Pruitt family, who move from the city to a dilapidated mansion in Southampton, hoping for a fresh start. The film highlights their humorous struggles as they attempt to renovate their new home while dealing with quirky neighbors. The film stars Terry-Thomas as the eccentric family patriarch and features Joan Collins as his wife. It combines elements of slapstick comedy and family dynamics, showcasing the challenges and misadventures that arise from their ambitious plans to transform the mansion into a beautiful home.