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Unfaithfully Yours (1984) 5.7
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. Director:Howard Zieff |
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Carla Robbins
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Celia
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Claude Eastman, is a composer and conductor. He is married to Daniella, who is half his age. While away on a trip he told his Italian driver, Giuseppe, to tell his friend Norman to keep an eye on her, or take care of her. But his english is not too good, so Norman thought he was saying that Claude wanted him to hire a private eye to keep tabs on her. Which he did. Claude tells him that it's ok but the man Norman hired gives him his report and it says something happened while he was away. Claude, of course, tells him to throw it away but after Norman leaves, Claude tries to retrieve it and tries to read it but Daniella's there, when Giuseppe destoys it, he goes to the man Norman hired to get a copy. He tells Claude that a man went into his apartment while he was away and left at an unusual hour, and that he also has a video. Claude tells him to destroy it but shortly after leaving returns so that he can watch it. Now the video's a little fuzzy but clearly he can see that the man wears ... Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com
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A beautiful woman is like a symphony. It can drive you crazy if you think someone else is scoring. See more »Parents Guide:
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10 February 1984 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Infielmente tuya See more »Company Credits
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Daniella Eastman: The truth?
Claude Eastman: No!
Daniella Eastman: Younger men are like fast food restaurants. the food is fast, but it's not all that good. But, with you it's like dining in the most expensive restaurant in the world. Of course, the service may be a little slow...
Claude Eastman: Yeah, well...
[he tackles her over the couch]
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Composed and Performed by Stephen Bishop
Produced by Greg Mathieson (as Greg Mathison)
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This was originally intended as a project for Peter Sellers before his death in 1980. See more »Quotes
Claude Eastman: Will you miss younger men?Daniella Eastman: The truth?
Claude Eastman: No!
Daniella Eastman: Younger men are like fast food restaurants. the food is fast, but it's not all that good. But, with you it's like dining in the most expensive restaurant in the world. Of course, the service may be a little slow...
Claude Eastman: Yeah, well...
[he tackles her over the couch]
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"Unfaithfully Yours (One Love)"Composed and Performed by Stephen Bishop
Produced by Greg Mathieson (as Greg Mathison)
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Preston Sturges, that genius of the American cinema, made a statement when he wrote and directed the 1948 film, which in comparison with this 1984 attempt seems to be brilliant. Not only was the film great, it had a wonderful cast of accomplished comedians with Rex Harrison, Linda Darnell, and Rudy Vallee in the main roles.
Howard Zieff's version suffers in contrast in that is not as effective and even handed as the original one. Where Preston Sturges went for subtlety and sophistication, Mr. Zieff goes for a more splashy comedy, that at times seems forced.
Basically, the film doesn't improve on its model. Dudley Moore goes overboard with his take on Claude Eastman, the conductor. Natassja Kinski is terribly miscast as the Italian actress Daniella, who is married to Eastman. Armand Assante does what he can.
The film, photographed in Manhattan, takes us to places that are not around any more, like it's the case with the Russian Tea Room, where a few scenes were shot.
Find the original for a more satisfactory view.