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      Wives and Lovers

      Released Aug 28, 1963 1 hr. 43 min. Romance Comedy List
      Reviews After many years of supporting her writer husband, Bill (Van Johnson), Bertie Austin (Janet Leigh) leaves her career when he finally sells a successful novel. With their daughter, the couple moves from New York City to suburban Connecticut, where Bill concentrates on transforming his novel into a play with the help of agent Lucinda Ford (Martha Hyer). Bored and increasingly jealous, Bertie begins flirting with Gar Aldrich (Jeremy Slate), the actor who will take the lead in her husband's play. Read More Read Less

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      Synopsis After many years of supporting her writer husband, Bill (Van Johnson), Bertie Austin (Janet Leigh) leaves her career when he finally sells a successful novel. With their daughter, the couple moves from New York City to suburban Connecticut, where Bill concentrates on transforming his novel into a play with the help of agent Lucinda Ford (Martha Hyer). Bored and increasingly jealous, Bertie begins flirting with Gar Aldrich (Jeremy Slate), the actor who will take the lead in her husband's play.
      Director
      John Rich
      Distributor
      Paramount Pictures
      Genre
      Romance, Comedy
      Original Language
      English
      Release Date (Theaters)
      Aug 28, 1963, Original