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The World Is Full of Married Men (1979)

Director: Robert Young

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From Time Out Film Guide

Dreadful moral tale-cum-sex comedy, with Franciosa as an adulterous director of TV commercials, living a hypocritical double life with wife (Baker) and model (Cronn), until wife throws him out in favour of a rock star (Nicholas). Scripted by Jackie Collins from her own novel, it's a repeat of the formula of The Stud, with the same mixture of softcore jollies and 'comedy' scenes of humiliation/embarrassment.

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Cast & crew

Director: Robert Young

Producer: Malcolm J Fancey, Oscar Lerman

Cast: Anthony Franciosa, Carroll Baker, Sherrie Cronn, Paul Nicholas, Gareth Hunt, Georgina Hale, Anthony Steel full cast

Genre(s): Comedy

Duration: 106 mins


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