That's Life!

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A wealthy yet depressed architect and his sympathetic wife strive to conquer their life issues in anticipation of Harvey Fairchild's 60th birthday party.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueHarvey, a wealthy yet depressed architect and his sympathetic wife strive to conquer their life issues in anticipation of his 60th birthday party.Harvey, a wealthy yet depressed architect and his sympathetic wife strive to conquer their life issues in anticipation of his 60th birthday party.Harvey, a wealthy yet depressed architect and his sympathetic wife strive to conquer their life issues in anticipation of his 60th birthday party.

Réalisation
- Blake Edwards
Scénario
- Milton Wexler
- Blake Edwards
Casting principal

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6,0/10

1,9 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Blake Edwards
Scénario
- Milton Wexler
- Blake Edwards
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Nommé pour 1 Oscar
- 5 nominations au total

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Trailer 1:25

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Anecdotes
The movie was shot in the Malibu beachside home of writer and director Blake Edwards and wife Dame Julie Andrews.

Gaffes
Microphone shadow visible during party scene in the tent.

Citations
Dr. Keith Romanis: Well, Harv.
Harvey Fairchild: Yeah?
Dr. Keith Romanis: Your heart is strong. There's absolutely nothing wrong with you physically whatsoever.
Harvey Fairchild: There's nothing wrong with me?
Dr. Keith Romanis: No. You're in a great shape.
Harvey Fairchild: Uh, I'm in great shape? Keith, did you ever hear the story about the fighter that was losing badly, you know, to the other guy? He's getting the hell kicked out of him and he comes back to his corner between rounds, and his manager says, "Keep up the good work, kid, because the other guy isn't laying a glove on you." And the fighter says, "Then you better keep your eye on the referee, because somebody is kicking the shit out of me." What the hell do you mean, nothing's wrong with me?
Dr. Keith Romanis: You're kicking the shit out of yourself, Harv.

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Touch and Go/'Night, Mother/Blue Velvet/Where the River Runs Black (1986)

Bandes originales
Life in a Looking Glass
Music by Henry Mancini
Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse
Performed by Tony Bennett
Courtesy of CBS Records

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5/10

This Isn't Life, It's Blake Edwards

This Blake Edwards movie is like all Blake Edwards movies. That means it's fairly lame, has no particular style by which to distinguish itself, and looks like it's been airbrushed.

This one revolves around some mid-life crisis topics afflicting a middle-aged couple played by Jack Lemmon and Julie Andrews. Andrews is diagnosed with a tumor and spends the film waiting for test results; Lemmon has the hots for Sally Kellerman (who wouldn't) and spends the movie dithering about it. Lemmon and Andrews are good actors, and they almost make the film worth watching, but only almost.

Grade: C