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Director:
Howard Zieff
Writers:
Preston Sturges (1948 screenplay)
Valerie Curtin (screenplay) ...
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Release Date:
10 February 1984 (USA) more
Genre:
Comedy | Music | Romance more
Tagline:
A toast to the man who has everything. Fame, fortune, a beautiful young wife - and a friend he hopes he can trust. [UK Theatrical] more
Plot:
Dudley Moore plays a composer who suspects his wife of cheating. He plots to kill her and frame it on her lover. The whole movie sort of compares his expectations of a perfect result to reality. In the end nothing turns out as planned. full summary | add synopsis
User Comments:
Predictably Funny more (11 total)

Cast

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Dudley Moore ... Claude Eastman

Nastassja Kinski ... Daniella Eastman

Armand Assante ... Maxmillian Stein

Albert Brooks ... Norman Robbins
Cassie Yates ... Carla Robbins
Richard Libertini ... Giuseppe
Richard B. Shull ... Jess Keller
Jan Triska ... Jerzy Czyrek
Jane Hallaren ... Janet
Bernard Behrens ... Bill Lawrence
Leonard Mann ... Screen Lover
Estelle Omens ... Celia

Penny Peyser ... Jewelry Salesgirl
Nicholas Mele ... Waiter
Benjamin Rayson ... Judge

Art LaFleur ... Desk Sergeant (as Art La Fleur)
Magda Gyenes ... Hungarian Singer
Fred Franklyn ... Elevator Operator (as Frederic Franklyn)
Alison Price ... Kissing Girl
Frank DiElsi ... Kissing Man
Eddie Zammit ... Lobby Attendant (as Edward Zammit)

Tony Abatemarco ... Repairman
Daniele Jaimes Worth ... Autograph Seeker
Alexander B. Reed ... Man at Plaza
Ralph Buckley ... Nut Vendor
Steven Hirsch ... Movie Patron
Murray Franklyn ... Movie Patron
Betty Shabazz ... Woman at Plaza (as Dr. Betty Shabazz)
Ed Van Nuys ... Doorman
Robin Allyn ... Teenager at Plaza Hotel
Ricky Paull Goldin ... Teenager with Mask
Evan Mirand ... Teenager with Mask (as Evan Hollister Miranda)
Elana Beth Rutenberg ... Teenager with Mask
Rochelle Kravit ... Woman Patron (as Rochelle L. Kravit)
Gabriel E. Gyorffy ... Comic
Linda Stayer ... Woman in Mink
Bob Larkin ... Security Guard
Kim Leslie ... Ballet Dancer
Camille Hagen ... Trixie
Mary Alan Hokanson ... Lady on 57th Street
Jacques Foti ... Maitre D' (as Jacque Foti)
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Directed by
Howard Zieff 
 
Writing credits
Preston Sturges (1948 screenplay)

Valerie Curtin (screenplay) &
Barry Levinson (screenplay) and
Robert Klane (screenplay)

Produced by
Jack B. Bernstein .... associate producer
Daniel Melnick .... executive producer
Joe Wizan .... producer
Marvin Worth .... producer
 
Original Music by
Bill Conti 
 
Cinematography by
David M. Walsh (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Sheldon Kahn 
 
Casting by
Lynn Stalmaster 
 
Production Design by
Albert Brenner 
 
Set Decoration by
Rick Simpson 
 
Costume Design by
Kristi Zea 
 
Makeup Department
Gary Liddiard .... makeup artist
Shirley Padgett .... hair stylist
 
Production Management
Jack B. Bernstein .... unit production manager
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Hope R. Goodwin .... second assistant director
Jerry Sobul .... first assistant director
 
Art Department
Camille Abbott .... production illustrator
Lawrence J. Cuneo .... set designer
Spencer Deverell .... assistant art director (as H. Spencer Deverill)
Douglas Forsmith .... property assistant
Michael R. Gannon .... property assistant
David M. Haber .... assistant art director
Sherman Labby .... production illustrator
Howard McCormick II .... leadman (as Howard McCormick)
Keith McCormick .... property assistant
Everett Olson .... construction coordinator
Richard M. Rubin .... props
Michael J. Smith .... construction coordinator
Dianne Wager .... set designer (as Dianne I. Wager)
 
Sound Department
William Hartman .... sound effects editor
Don Isaacs .... sound effects editor (as Don V. Isaacs)
Jerry Jost .... sound mixer
Godfrey Marks .... dialogue editor
Richard Overton .... sound re-recording mixer
Hank Salerno .... dialogue editor
Kirk Schuler .... sound effects editor
Theodore Soderberg .... sound re-recording mixer
Paul Wells .... sound re-recording mixer
 
Special Effects by
Henry Millar Jr. .... special effects (as Henry E. Miller)
 
Visual Effects by
Bill Hansard .... process rear projection coordinator
 
Stunts
Richard Brown .... stunts
Cliff Cudney .... stunt coordinator
Sorin Serene Pricopie .... stunts
Karyn Raymakers .... stunts
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Larry Barbier .... still photographer
Robert Edesa .... camera operator
Norman Harris .... gaffer
Richard Moran .... key grip (as Richard L. Moran)
Michael Nash .... assistant camera
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Darryl M. Athons .... costumer: men (as Darryl Athons)
Thalia C. Macarthur .... costumer: women
Guy C. Verhille .... costume supervisor
 
Editorial Department
Ron S. Herbes .... apprentice picture editor
Saul Saladow .... assistant editor
Maria Stinnett-Busby .... assistant editor (as Maria Stinnett)
 
Music Department
Richard S. Kaufman .... music coach
Greg Mathieson .... song producer: "Unfaithfully Yours" (as Greg Mathison)
Lionel Newman .... music supervisor
Ken Runyon .... music editor
Leonard Slatkin .... conductor
Armin Steiner .... scoring editor
Pinchas Zukerman .... musician: violin
Tommy Tedesco .... musician: guitar (uncredited)
 
Transportation Department
Aram Betkijian .... transportation captain
 
Other crew
Huw Davies .... location manager (as T. Huw Davies)
Wayne Fitzgerald .... title designer
Lewis Gould .... second assistant director: New York
Harry Kohoyda Jr. .... auditor (as Harry Kohoyda)
Patinka Kopec .... violin coach
Claire Mactague .... production coordinator
Betsy Norton .... script supervisor
Deborah Rosen .... unit publicist
 

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Additional Details

Runtime:
96 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Dolby
Certification:
Norway:12 | Australia:M | USA:PG (certificate #26841) | Canada:A (Nova Scotia) | Canada:AA (Ontario) | Canada:G (Quebec) | Iceland:L | Argentina:13 | Chile:14 | Finland:K-8 | Sweden:11 | UK:15

Fun Stuff

Trivia:
Dudley Moore, who plays a orchestra conductor, did in fact shadow Academy Award winner Bill Conti, who wrote the film's musical score to actually learn the techniques used to a symphony orchestra. more
Movie Connections:
Referenced in The Unknown Peter Sellers (2000) (TV) more
Soundtrack:
Unfaithfully Yours (One Love) more

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Predictably Funny, 15 December 2002
7/10

Although this film is predictably funny, it maintains a sense of light comedy that justifies its viewing. Dudley Moore is his uniform self in his role as a conductor husband filled with jealousy. Natassja Kinski is his beautiful wife. Both are entertaining and charming in this cinema that is worth the evening of fun.

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