Stay away from my wife

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Movie
German title Stay away from my wife
Original title Not with My Wife, You Don't!
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 1966
length 119 minutes
Age rating FSK 12
Rod
Director Norman Panama
script Norman Panama,
Larry Gelbart ,
Peter Barnes
production Joel Freeman ,
Norman Panama
music John Williams
camera Charles Lang
cut Aaron Stell
occupation

Hands off my wife (Original title: Not with My Wife, You Don't! ) Is an American comedy film from 1966 by Norman Panama . He wrote the script himself together with Larry Gelbart and Peter Barnes . The leading roles are cast with Tony Curtis , George C. Scott and Virna Lisi . The film was first released on November 2, 1966 in New York City. It had its premiere in the Federal Republic of Germany on February 10, 1967.

action

Flashback: During the Korean War , the two flight officers Tom Ferris and Tank Martin had become friends even though they had tried to get the same girl. One day, however, things got serious for Tom: he fell so deeply in love with Julie, a nurse of Italian descent that he did not shy away from unfair means, to beat Tank, who also liked the distinctive young lady, from the field and to win her afterwards To marry victory.

14 years have now passed. The couple now live in London. Suddenly, however, Tom is no longer feeling well when the rival of yore, believed to be dead, appears, but he himself is ordered by his employer to take a rescue course in Labrador. In addition, Tank has developed into a lady hunter of not inconsiderable proportions, while Tom has become an avid career hunter and neglects his wife. Although the rival that went all out now uses similar means as his intimate partner from back then, the distance from Labrador to Rome, where the unsatisfied wife and the lover who willingly promises satisfaction have landed, cannot prevent him from being back in time and restore order after the fight. Tank - unmoved - pulls off again, and Tom has changed for the better.

Awards

The film was nominated in 1967 for the Golden Globe Award in the category Best Film - Musical / Comedy .

Reviews

The Protestant film observer has little to complain about: “Turbulent triangular comedy in the style of the tabloid theater - in parts stunningly funny, but also very insecure about style.” The lexicon of international film comes to a similar assessment : “Triangle story in lively production, somewhat long , but entertaining. "

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b Evangelischer Filmbeobachter , Evangelischer Presseverband München, Critique No. 113/1969, pp. 159–160.
  2. Lexicon of International Films , rororo-Taschenbuch No. 6322 (1988), p. 1014