Aline Towne, Art Carney, Carl Reiner
Directed with a lascivious eye by Gene Kelly, A Guide for the Married Man has the illicit kick of finding a vintage copy of Playboy in your dad's sock drawer. With its zoom shots of ampl...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 6, 2005
Stats: 55 reviews
Funny movie about the rules of cheating while married. Ed:" Basic principle number one: Never, NEVER say you'll be where you can be found not to be".
It was entertaining. I liked seeing the old cars and what everyone wore back then.
Why they spent so long trying to figure out how to cheat on his wife, wasn't pleasant but was funny.
I agree this movie is so sexist I'm waiting for the remake!
Overall a funny movie with a great, all-star cast. The premise at hand is controversial, even by today's standards. How to cheat on your spouse the right way, as if there is a right way! I think most people would find it to be more Billy Wilder than Gene Kelly, though maybe no...( read more)
This is worth seeing for the Jayne Mansfield cameo which was her last on screen appearance.
Not a well-known film, but includes a title song by the Turtles, who were huge in 1967.
A fun, fun movie with one of the greatest cast of comedians ever assembled on film. While the main action in this film is a tad trite, the little skits involving comedy greats like: Joey Bishop (deny! deny! deny!), Jack Benny and Wally Cox make this film worth it. Robert Morse al...( read more)
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