Director: Herbert Ross

Writer: Buck Henry

From a play by: Bill Manhoff

Keywords: Comedy

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Marilyn Chambers	Pornstar	22-Apr-1952		Behind the Green Door
Allen Garfield	Actor	22-Nov-1939		Cry Uncle!
Robert Klein	Comic	8-Feb-1942		Unable to stop his leg
George Segal	Actor	13-Feb-1934		Fun with Dick and Jane
Barbra Streisand	Singer	24-Apr-1942		You Don't Bring Me Flowers

REVIEWS

Review by EddyN (posted on 1-Sep-2005)

Streisand completed her first three films -- all Musical comedies -- firmly establishing her place as Hollywood's Queen, let down hair to play a dimwitted, street savvy New York hooker with an identity crisis and dreams of becomming a moviestar. Teamed with George Segal, a bookstore clerk and would-be novelist, the two set sparks flying doing justice to this very funny Buck Henry (Whats up, Doc?), script. The film has a nice pace, is filled with sight gags, interesting twists and has a happy ending. A must-see for all film students with an interest in comedy that breaks age and background borders.

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