| Touch of Class, A | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1973) | |||||
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| George Segal | Steve Blackburn | |
| Glenda Jackson | Vicki Allessio | |
| Paul Sorvino | Walter Menkes | |
| Hildegard Neil | Gloria Blackburn | |
| Cec Linder | Wendell Thompson | |
| K Callan | Patty Menkes | |
| Eve Karpf | Miss Ramos | |
| Lisa Vanderpump | Julia Allessio | |
| John Sterland | Derek | |
| Nadim Sawalha | Night Hotel Manager | |
| Mary Barclay | Martha Thompson | |
| Michael Elwyn | Cecil | |
| Ian Thompson | Derek | |
| Ève Karpf | Miss Ramos | |
| George Segal & Glenda Jackson |
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| Producer | Melvin Frank
Peter Beale |
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| Writer | Melvin Frank
Jack Rose |
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Producer/director Melvin Frank struck box-office gold when he teamed George Segal with Glenda Jackson in A Touch of Class . Segal plays a married insurance executive who can't seem to avoid bumping into divorced fashion designer Glenda Jackson wherever he goes. Finally bowing to the Inevitable, Segal and Jackson fall in love. He suggests a romantic rendezvous in Spain...but nothing, absolutely nothing, goes as planned. A comedy of errors ending on an unexpected note of pathos, A Touch of Class was nominated for four Academy Awards, and earned Glenda Jackson a "Best Actress" Oscar. — Hal Erickson |
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