Faut pas en faire un drame

Titre original : Unfaithfully Yours

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Nastassja Kinski and Dudley Moore in Faut pas en faire un drame (1984)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA composer who suspects his wife of cheating plots to kill her and frame her lover.A composer who suspects his wife of cheating plots to kill her and frame her lover.A composer who suspects his wife of cheating plots to kill her and frame her lover.

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Anecdotes
Dudley Moore, who plays an orchestra conductor, shadowed Bill Conti, who wrote the film's score, to actually learn the techniques used to conduct a symphony orchestra.

Citations
Claude Eastman: Will you miss younger men?
Daniella Eastman: The truth?
Claude Eastman: No!
Daniella Eastman: Younger men are like fast food restaurants. the food is fast, but it's not all that good. But, with you it's like dining in the most expensive restaurant in the world. Of course, the service may be a little slow...
Claude Eastman: Yeah, well...
[he tackles her over the couch]

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Featured in Stairs (1986)

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Unfaithfully Yours (One Love)
Composed and Performed by Stephen Bishop
Produced by Greg Mathieson (as Greg Mathison)

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Unfaithfully Yours

Moore shines bright in this reworking of the 1948 Preston Sturges black comedy about a jealous symphony conductor who tries to fulfill a fantasy of murdering his sexy wife, (Kinski) whom he suspects is having an affair with another man. (Assante) It doesn't have the timing of the original, but it's a laugh riot for fans of Moore's bumbling hijinks, which as always is a torrent of laughter.