Micki & Maude

Titre original : Micki + Maude

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA bigamist must keep his wives from meeting each other, which becomes tricky when both become pregnant.A bigamist must keep his wives from meeting each other, which becomes tricky when both become pregnant.A bigamist must keep his wives from meeting each other, which becomes tricky when both become pregnant.

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Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 1 nomination au total

Anecdotes
Dudley Moore recommended Amy Irving for the part of Maude. According to Barbra Paskin's biography "Dudley Moore: The Melancholy Clown" (2000), Moore "...was a staunch admirer of the beautiful actress with the renaissance face, and had she not been married at the time to Steven Spielberg, he would have pursued her into a romance".

Gaffes
When the wives go to the OB/GYN, they go into rooms next to each other. Micki goes into an exam room on the right, with the nurse's desk clearly to the right. She leaves an exam room that is blocked by the nurse's desk.

Citations
Maid of Honor: [after catching the bouquet at Rob and Maude's wedding] I guess I'm next.
Leo Brody: Oh, I don't think he has the time.
[speaking of Rob]

Versions alternatives
CBS edited 22 minutes from this film for its 1987 network television premiere.

Connexions
Featured in At the Movies: Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo/The Cotton Club/The River/The Flamingo Kid (1984)

Bandes originales
Something New in My Life
Music by Michel Legrand
Lyrics by Alan Bergman & Marilyn Bergman
Performed by Stephen Bishop
Produced by Spencer Proffer

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ENTERTAINING COMEDY

Dudley Moore plays a TV-reporter who's married and wants to have kids. Unfortunately, his wife (Ann Reinking) is very career-focused and doesn't want to start a family yet. Moore falls in love with a girl he interviewed (Amy Irving). They meet a few times, not so much later she's pregnant. Moore says he wants her to become his wife. The day he decides to ask his wife for a divorce, she tells him she's expecting a baby. Moore doesn't know what to do, he loves both Reinking and Irving and they are both expecting his baby. He can't cancel his wedding with Irving so he ends up being married to both.

Everyone who loves the romantic-comedies of the eighties will agree: Although some moments are a little boring, "Micki and Maude" is a fun and entertaining movie with great performances of the leading actors (and a well-earned Golden Globe for Dudley Moore). The end is a bit lame, but the hospital scene makes up for that.