The Man Who Loved Women (1983)

User Rating:

4.9/10   

Director:

Blake Edwards

Writers:

Blake Edwards (screenplay) and
Milton Wexler (screenplay) ...

Release Date:

11 July 1984 (France)

Genre:

Comedy

Tagline:

Deciding which woman in the world he loves most is driving him out of his mind.

Plot:

This is the tale of a sculptor named David who has a major womanizing problem. He goes to seek help from a psychiatrist...

Plot Keywords:

Sculptor | Psychiatrist | Fatal Accident | Earthquake | Infidelity

Cast

Burt Reynolds	...	David Fowler
Julie Andrews	...	Marianna
Kim Basinger	...	Louise Carr
Marilu Henner	...	Agnes Chapman
Cynthia Sikes	...	Courtney Wade
Jennifer Edwards	...	Nancy
Sela Ward	...	Janet Wainwright
Ellen Bauer	...	Svetlana
Denise Crosby	...	Enid
Tracy Vaccaro	...	Legs
Barry Corbin	...	Roy Carr
Ben Powers	...	Al
Shelly Manne	...	Himself
Don Menza	...	Himself
Jimmy Rowles	...	Himself

Runtime:

110 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color (Metrocolor)

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

Iceland:12 | USA:R | Argentina:Atp

Filming Locations:

Harris County, Texas, USA

Company:

Delphi Films

Movie Connections:

Referenced in Rhinestone (1984)

Soundtrack:

Little Boys

Thoughtful Flick

I just saw The Man Who Loved Women, and I found it to be a rather delightful movie. It's a plot you don't see to often; it's focused on one man and his love of women. The movie may seem pointless, but you'll get it once you see the ending. I won't ruin it here, but it was kind of depressing and unexpected, and looking back on the movie, I enjoyed it much more afterwards than during. It's not the most exciting movie. You won't see any amazing or dynamic cinematography or camera angles that are all to creative. In fact, it seems more like a movie from the '70's than 1983 in the way it was filmed, but if you like the kind of movies that you enjoy much more after having looked back on everything, I think you'll find this a rather enjoyable work.