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Review of by Joseph W — 06 Apr 2016

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Quite a fun movie with many stars. Natalie Wood is really beautiful. Tony Curtis is a scandal magazine writer and want to write on research psychologist Natalie. She off course hate the magazine and the idea.

Henry Fonda sell stockings and occasional flirt. Lauren Bacall is his wife. Tony make use of the neighbor Henry marital situation to see Natalie for marital counseling. Tony try to seduce her after few meetings and use suicide to lure her out.

When they both fell to the river, they head back to her home. Been a little tipsy, Natalie confess she like him. But Tony lies soon reveal the plot hole and Natalie decide to end this by making sure Tony's marriage will be rectify.

So she ask Lauren to her office. But Tony ask his girlfriend to pretend as his wife which she refuse as she need to attend a casting. So he ask his secretary to go. Tony girlfriend turn up in the end and together there's 3 "wives" of same name to see Natalie.

Lauren is piss and report police of Henry multiple marriage. It's only when Natalie go to Lauren's home and saw the photo of Henry does she know Tony identity as the writer. She decide to go Fiji with Mel Ferrer another flirty guy who likes her.

Henry already has plan to go Hawaii with Tony's girlfriend. So the crazy and funny car chase follows. Eventually everyone got together with who they like happily and leave the country.

This review of Sex and the Single Girl (1964) was written by on 06 Apr 2016.

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