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The April Fools (1969)

Director: Stuart Rosenberg

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From Time Out Film Guide

Despite the cast, a dire romantic comedy, with Lemmon as a New York stockbroker grasping at extra-marital bliss in the shape of a married Frenchwoman. It looks as though Rosenberg had taken a crash course in Lelouch chic before making it.

Author: TM

Time Out Film Guide


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  • Tom said...
    Posted on Aug 13 2010 03:20 Superb cast (and casting), beautiful Bacharach score, I remember it fondly.
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  • Ken Lai said...
    Posted on Aug 26 2009 18:45 One of my favorite Jack Lemmon films. Touching & romantic. An overlooked gem.
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  • David Tattersall said...
    Posted on Feb 17 2008 23:14 one of the best romantic films ever. Tear jerky. Loved it
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