George Segal and Lee Remick make an attractive couple. Her eyes are so blue, they're almost frightening.
Confession by "midget" Michael Dunn to Segal one of many laugh out loud moments.
Great fun. Adapted by John Gay from William Goldman's novel.
Sunday, 14 April 2013
No Way to Treat a Lady (1967, rel. 1968 Jack Smight)
Watched this on TV one night with Adam, aged 14 (31 March 1978). I was surprised not only that his parents stayed up for it too but that they obviously found it very enjoyable, no doubt as much for Eileen Heckart's quintessential Jewish mother (hilarious) as for Rod Steiger's outrageous performance as a serial killer.
George Segal and Lee Remick make an attractive couple. Her eyes are so blue, they're almost frightening.
Confession by "midget" Michael Dunn to Segal one of many laugh out loud moments.
Great fun. Adapted by John Gay from William Goldman's novel.
George Segal and Lee Remick make an attractive couple. Her eyes are so blue, they're almost frightening.
Confession by "midget" Michael Dunn to Segal one of many laugh out loud moments.
Great fun. Adapted by John Gay from William Goldman's novel.
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