A Guide for the Married Man (1967) 6.7
A man gives his co-worker a series of lessons on how to cheat on one's wife without being caught. Director:Gene Kelly |
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A Guide for the Married Man (1967) 6.7
A man gives his co-worker a series of lessons on how to cheat on one's wife without being caught. Director:Gene Kelly |
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| Walter Matthau | ... |
Paul Manning
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| Inger Stevens | ... |
Ruth Manning
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Sue Ane Langdon | ... |
Mrs. Irma Johnson
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Jackie Russell | ... |
Miss Harris, Manning's Secretary
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| Robert Morse | ... |
Edward L. 'Ed' Stander
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Aline Towne | ... |
Mousey Man's Wife
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Claire Kelly | ... |
Harriet Stander
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| Eve Brent | ... |
Joe X's Blowsy Blonde
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Marvin Brody | ... |
Taxi Driver
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| Majel Barrett | ... |
Mrs. Fred V.
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Marian Mason | ... |
Mrs. Rance G.
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Tommy Farrell | ... |
Rance G.'s Hanger On
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| Linda Harrison | ... |
Miss Stardust, Rance's New Girl
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Jason Wingreen | ... |
Harry 'Big Fella' Johnson
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Pat Becker | ... |
Party Guest
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Ed convinces his best friend Paul that he should fool around with other women in order to preserve his happy marriage. Ed illustrates his point with a series of vignettes acted out by a lot of famous celebrities. The joke of it all is that Paul is married to lovely Ruth! Written by alfiehitchie
If you think four teenage guys trying to "score" before prom night is funny, wait'll you see the hilarious lengths married men go to philander successfully! A GUIDE FOR THE MARRIED MAN was the original raunchy sex comedy (without ever resorting to the vomit-inducing scatological humor of recent years), and even after 33 years it holds up fairly well. Walter Matthau plays a neurotic businessman who struggles to remain faithful to his wife while being tempted by his friend's seemingly foolproof program of sexual infidelity. Lots of one-liners and cartoonish humor, and Matthau gives us a character whom we can laugh at and identify with at the same time. One of the best sex comedies of all time, if only because the scene where Matthau is driven out onto the fire escape by a roomful of perky secretaries is ten times funnier than Jason Biggs jamming his nether regions into a baked good.