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| A Guide for the Married Man (1967) |
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| Release Date
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25 May 1967 |
| Rating
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PG |
| Duration
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89 min |
| Official Site
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Movie Official Site |
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Overwiew :Gene Kelly's light-footed comedy is a guide to the psyche of the suburban male, circa the mid-1960s. Walter Matthau is Paul Manning, a happily married father of one who is nonetheless intrigued by his pal Ed's many extramarital affairs. In a series of lessons and parables, Ed gives Paul a crash course in how to have the perfect affair while still being considerate of one's wife. Paul is fascinated and eager, but Ed urges caution so as to perfect the technique. When he thinks Paul is ready, Ed makes him do a 'trial run,' with Ed standing in for the hypothetical girl. Paul passes with flying colors, and when Ed gives him the go-ahead, a likely candidate seems to fall into his lap--literally. The movie is peppered with vignettes of Ed's cautionary tales, featuring cameos from countless Hollywood stars. Matthau is his usual brilliantly dry comic self in this tongue-in-cheek exploration of infidelity and marriage. |
Starring :
Walter Matthau, Inger Stevens, Robert Morse, Jack Benny, Lucille Ball
Directors :
Gene Kelly
Producers :
Frank McCarthy
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