Leih mir deinen Mann (1964)
Eine geschiedene Frau leiht sich den Ehemann ihrer Freundin aus, um vorzugeben, dass sie glücklich verheiratet ist und so eine Millionen-Erbschaft antreten zu können. Doch ihr Ex taucht schließlich auf, und um die Situation zu retten, behauptet sie, er sei der Gatte der Freundin. Das führt natürlich zu Komplikationen und Eifersüchteleien zwischen den Herren.
Der Regisseur:
David Swift
Die Autor:
David Swift, James Fritzell, Everett Greenbaum.
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Jack Lemmon as Sam Bissel |
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Romy Schneider as Janet Lagerlof |
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Dorothy Provine as Minerva Bissel |
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Mike Connors as Howard Ebbets |
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Edward Andrews as Mr. Burke |
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Louis Nye as Reinhold Shiffner |
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Robert Q. Lewis as Earl |
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Joyce Jameson as Hotel Prostitute |
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Anne Seymour as Irene |
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Charles Lane as Jack Bailey |
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Linda Watkins as Edna Bailey |
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Peter Hobbs as Phil Reisner |
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Tristram Coffin as Sonny Blatchford |
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Neil Hamilton as Larry Boling |
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Riza Royce as Miss Halverson |
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William Forrest as Millard Mellner |
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Edward G. Robinson as Simon Nurdlinger |
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Vicki Cos as Jenna Bissel (uncredited) |
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Kym Karath as Denise Bissell (uncredited) |
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Bess Flowers as Mrs. Burke (uncredited) |
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Elsie Baker as Mrs. Nurdlinger (uncredited) |
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Quinn O'Hara as Marsha (uncredited) |
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Aneta Corsaut as Fran (uncredited) |
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Bernie Kopell as Richard Taragon (uncredited) |
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Jim Bannon as Policeman (uncredited) |
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George Blagoi as Nurdlinger Servant (uncredited) |
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Barbara Bouchet as Receptionist (uncredited) |
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Jan Brooks as Gloria (uncredited) |
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William Bryant as Hausner (uncredited) |
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Richard Hale as Mr. Vernier (uncredited) |
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Joel Fluellen as Judge (uncredited) |
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Colin Kenny as Nurdlinger Servant (uncredited) |
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David Ketchum as Dave (uncredited) |
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George Savalas as Truck Driver (uncredited) |
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Norman Stevans as Advertising Agency Executive (uncredited) |
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David Swift as TV Director (uncredited) |
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Hal Taggart as McVale (uncredited) |
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Patrick Waltz as Wyeth (uncredited) |
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Harlan Warde as Mr. Anderson (uncredited) |
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Sheldon Allman as Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited) |
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Brandon Beach as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Clark Burroughs as The Hi-Lo's - Hertz Commercial (uncredited) |
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Peter Camlin as French Waiter (uncredited) |
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Jan Citron as Tricyclist Opening Credits (uncredited) |
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Jimmy Cross as Drunk (uncredited) |
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Barbara Eaton as Hooker (uncredited) |
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Harry Hines as Old Man in Window (uncredited) |
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Hilda Kirby as Derelict (uncredited) |
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Gil Lamb as Drunk (uncredited) |
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Bob Morse as The Hi-Lo's - Hertz Commercial (uncredited) |
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Lucy Moyer as Specialty Dancer (uncredited) |
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Joe Palma as Joe the Mailman (uncredited) |
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Pat Patterson as Foot Policeman (uncredited) |
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Paul Power as Advertising Agency Executive (uncredited) |
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Gene Puerling as The Hi-Lo's - Hertz Commercial (uncredited) |
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Harry Ray as Harry the Milkman (uncredited) |
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Tony Regan as Advertising Agency Executive (uncredited) |
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Walter Rode as (uncredited) |
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Pearl Shear as Hooker (uncredited) |
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Don Shelton as The Hi-Lo's - Hertz Commercial (uncredited) |
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Hommy Stewart as Painter (uncredited) |
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Zanouba as Belly Dancer (uncredited) |
| Art | Dale Hennesy | Production Design |
| Camera | Burnett Guffey | Director of Photography |
| Art | Ray Moyer | Set Decoration |
| Writing | Jack Finney | Novel |
| Production | David Swift | Producer |
| Writing | David Swift | Screenplay |
| Sound | Frank De Vol | Original Music Composer |
| Directing | David Swift | Director |
| Editing | Charles Nelson | Editor |
| Writing | James Fritzell | Screenplay |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jacqueline Moreau | Costume Design |
| Editing | Ralph James Hall | Assistant Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Ben Lane | Makeup Supervisor |
| Sound | James Z. Flaster | Sound |
| Costume & Make-Up | Robert Fuca | Set Costumer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Micheline | Costume Design |
| Directing | R. Robert Rosenbaum | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Charles J. Rice | Sound Supervisor |
| Production | Marvin Miller | Associate Producer |
| Writing | Everett Greenbaum | Screenplay |
