Kiss Me Goodbye

1982

Kiss Me Goodbye (1982)

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Robert Mulligan directed this Americanized re-make of the successful Brazilian comedy Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands. Sally Field stars as Kay Villano, a lonely widow of three years who can't forget the memory of her dead husband, Jolly (James Caan). Jolly was a selfish and unfaithful Broadway choreographer who still managed to win Kay over with his charm. But Kay has fallen in love again with Rupert Baines (Jeff Bridges), a stuffy professor of Egyptology. As her wedding day approaches, Kay receives a visit from Jolly's ghost, who taunts and harasses her, clearly upset that Kay is marrying someone so dull. Kay goes ahead with the marriage and Jolly refuses to disappear, resulting in a bizarre menage-a-tois.

Cast

Sally Field
as Kay Villano
James Caan
as Jolly Villano
Jeff Bridges
as Rupert
Paul Dooley
as Kendall
Claire Trevor
as Charlotte
Mildred Natwick
as Mrs. Reilly
Dorothy Fielding
as Emily
William Prince
as Rev. Hollis
Maryedith Burrell
as Mrs. Newman
Alan Haufrect
as Mr. Newman
Stephen Elliott
as Edgar
Michael Ensign
as Billy
Edith Fields
as Waitress
Lee Weaver
as Mr. King
Gene Castle
as Guest
Lyla Graham
as Miss Wells
Christopher Graver
as Little Boy
Robert Miano
as Michael
Wolf Muser
as Mark
Norman Alexander Gibbs
as Roland
Adam Wade
as Roscoe
Abraham Gordon
as Workman
Vincent J. Isaac
as Messenger
Jeffrey Lampert
as Mover
Jude Farese
as Mover
Bernadette Birkett
as Mother
Barret Oliver
as Little Boy
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A picture-perfect example of how three great performers can elevate even the slightest and most lightweight material imaginable.

May 23, 2005 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
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½

The story is fairly ridiculous but Sally is very winning and James Caan and Jeff Bridges make good contrasts. Claire Trevor is a pistol as Sally's bossy plain talking mother.

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