Ein Single Kommt Selten Allein

Originaltitel: The Lonely Guy

1984
12
1 Std. 30 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,2/10

7937

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Steve Martin in Ein Single Kommt Selten Allein (1984)

Home Video Trailer from Universal Pictures

trailer wiedergeben2:07

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34 Fotos

Comedy Romance

Ein Schriftsteller für eine Grußkartenfirma lernt die wahre Bedeutung von Einsamkeit kennen, wenn er nach Hause kommt, um seine Freundin im Bett mit einem anderen Mann zu finden.Ein Schriftsteller für eine Grußkartenfirma lernt die wahre Bedeutung von Einsamkeit kennen, wenn er nach Hause kommt, um seine Freundin im Bett mit einem anderen Mann zu finden.Ein Schriftsteller für eine Grußkartenfirma lernt die wahre Bedeutung von Einsamkeit kennen, wenn er nach Hause kommt, um seine Freundin im Bett mit einem anderen Mann zu finden.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

6,2/10

7937

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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Trailer 2:07

The Lonely Guy

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Steve Martin claims that he and Charles Grodin improvised 30% of their dialogue.

Patzer
The mechanical chess game moves its rook and says, "Queen Rook to Queen Seven," taking Warren's queen, then says "Checkmate." The space it moves the rook to is King 7, not Queen 7. It is also not checkmate because there is no piece guarding the rook. Warren could have taken the rook with his king.

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Warren Evans: I don't like to take naps. I don't like to wake up more than once a day. 'Cause when I first wake up I get that shock of who I am and everything. I... I really don't like to do that more than once a day.
Larry Hubbard: Ya.

Verbindungen
Featured in At the Movies: Special Show: At the Cassette Store, Part 3 (1986)

Soundtracks
Love Comes Without Warning
Performed by America
Music by Jerry Goldsmith
Lyrics by John Bettis
Produced by Matt McCauley
Courtesy of Capitol Records

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7/10

Everybody Needs Somebody

Larry (Steve Martin) comes home from his greeting card writing job to find his GF in bed with another man like only Steve Martin can. Once she spells it out for him that she no longer wants him he instantly joins the ranks of the lonely guys. How will he ever survive as a lonely guy? Warren (Charles Grodin), the monotone impassionate lonely guy veteran steps in to help Larry in this new stage of his life.

But Larry can't stay lonely forever can he? It's so sad, so depressing, so... so... so... lonely.

This movie isn't a laugh-a-minute but it always stays on the plus side of humor. It doesn't fall into somberness or seriousness and it doesn't go haywire either for cheap laughs. It's an enjoyable comedy about dealing with heartache, love, and the fear of the latter causing the former.