A Guide for the Married Man1967
A Guide for the Married Man (1967)
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Movie Info
Cast
as Paul Manning
as Ed Stander
as Ruth Manning
as Mrs. Irma Johnson
as Miss Harris
as Harriet Stander
as Miss Stardust
as Jocelyn Montgomery
as Mr. Johnson
as Mrs. Miller
as Mr. Miller
as Cologne Salesman
as Waiter
as Mrs. Mousey Man
as Miss Crenshaw
as Joe X's Blowzy Blonde
as Taxi Driver
as Mrs. Fredy
as Mrs. Rance G.
as Rance G's Hanger-on
as Party Guest
as Party Guest
as Party Guest
as Party Guest
as Party Guest
as Girl with Megaphone
as Female Plaintiff
as Woman With Baby
as Woman with Gun
as Maitre d'Hotel
as Lady Dinner Partner
as Lone Male Diner
as Woman in Bed
as Stunt Driver
as Man in Bed
as Shoe Clerk
as Mau Mau Dancer
as Motel Clerk
as Mr. Brown
as Bubbles
as Girl in Bed
as Technical Advisor
as Party Guest
as Technical Advisor
as Technical Advisor
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Critic Reviews for A Guide for the Married Man
All Critics (9) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (4) | Rotten (5)
Matthau and Morse have two of the most versatile talents on the screen, but their roles consist of little more than straight lines.
[A Guide for the Married Man] wallows in its cheapness, and thus has no satiric place to stand.
To be such a pure, poor Hollywood product may be a distinction of sorts.
Extremely politically incorrect (endorsing infidelity) w/huge cast of comedians.
As in so many of Hollywood's attempts at sex comedies everyone talks about it but nobody really does anything.
Audience Reviews for A Guide for the Married Man
Gene Kelly directs this salad-lite comedy farce (filmed in the swing-tastic 60's ... free love, baby!) about how to cheat in your marriage and keep the marriage. The solution? Lie, baby, lie, and Robert Morse is the swinging nerd offering advice to nervous-but-tempted first timer Walter Matthau. There's plenty of inappropriate-in-the #MeToo era shots of women walking away from you with closeups of their butts. Gene Kelly made this??? And plenty of star cameos too. Light hearted fun.
Super Reviewer
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!
Super Reviewer
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".
Super Reviewer
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