The Woman in Red
1984, Comedy, 1h 27m
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When a happily married family man, who would never consider an affair, meets a beautiful woman in red, he is totally infatuated and desperate to make her acquaintance. However, as he tries out various schemes to sneak out to meet her, he realizes that adultery is not quite as easy as it looks.
Cast & Crew
Gene Wilder
Teddy Pierce
Teddy Pierce
Kelly LeBrock
Charlotte
Charlotte
Charles Grodin
Buddy
Buddy
Gilda Radner
Ms. Milner
Ms. Milner
Joseph Bologna
Joey
Joey
Judith Ivey
Didi Pierce
Didi Pierce
Critic Reviews for The Woman in Red
Audience Reviews for The Woman in Red
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Feb 07, 2013Kelly Le Brock stars as The Woman in Red in this formulaic and stereotypical '80s rom-com. Written and directed by Gene Wilder, the film follows a middle-aged family man who becomes infatuated with a beautiful model, but the infatuation soon starts to cause problems with his career and his family. Aside from Le Brock and Wilder, there are a number of talented comedic actors in the cast, including Gilda Radner and Charles Grodin. But the film is incoherent, and nothing is really achieved or learned by the characters. There are funny moments here and there, but The Woman in Red is a forgettable and unremarkable comedy.Dann M Super Reviewer
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May 06, 2011Interesting dramedy. Great acting by Charles Grodin.Lucas M Super Reviewer
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Sep 06, 2010Gene Wilder directs himself in this "comedy" about marriage. He does a pretty good job, but for the most part it isn't all that funny. Overall, it's okay.Aj V Super Reviewer
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Dec 05, 2009Gene Wilder plays a married man who contemplates having a fling with sexy Kelly LeBrock. He has an attractive wife, adorable kids but his obsession is just too strong to resist. Gilda Radner appears in a brief but very funny role as a Plain Jane who thinks Wilder has fallen for her and then plots revenge when she realizes she's wrong.Homosexual ever-reliable friend Charles Grodin steals the show with his crazy antics as the one of Wilder's unsavory pals. Stevie Wonder's smashing "I Just Called to Say I Love You", the 1984 Best Original Song Oscar winner is better than the film itself which is written and directed by Gene Wilder.Deb S Super Reviewer
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