Sex and the Single Girl (film)

Sex and the Single Girl is a 1964 Technicolor comedy film about a scheming tabloid reporter who, desperate to expose a famous psychologist who wrote a controversial book encouraging women's sexual and financial independence, goes undercover as her patient and subsequently falls in love with her. Directed by Richard Quine. Written by Joseph Heller and David R. Schwartz. Based on book of the same name by Helen Gurley Brown. She plays the leader of the sex revolution in America! He plays...taglines Dialogue Bob: Gretchen, let me ask you something. If you were as pure as the driven snow--Gretchen: Honey, I can't remember that far back.Gretchen: Anniversaries always leave me with a strange kind of longing.Bob: For marriage?Gretchen: Oh, no, honey. I wouldn't give up my career for marriage, kids, happiness.Bob: Good girl, good girl.Helen: Take me to Fiji.Rudy: Fiji?Helen: Yes, Fiji. Where women are women, and men are worms.Rudy: Well, if you're really serious, I'll wiggle along.Motorcycle Cop''': I want to see everybody's license. I want to see, your drivers license, pilot license transport license, hanger license, building license "see your license" license. And everybody everywhere is under arrest. Taglines She plays the leader of the sex revolution in America! He plays... The Do's and Don'ts - the Shoulds and Shouldnts of the Greatest Game on Earth Cast Tony Curtis - Bob Weston Natalie Wood - Dr. Helen Brown Henry Fonda - Frank Broderick Lauren Bacall - Sylvia Broderick Mel Ferrer - Rudy DeMeyer Fran Jeffries - Gretchen Leslie Parrish - Susan Edward Everett Horton - the chief of Stop magazine Larry Storch - the motorcycle cop Stubby Kaye - Helen's cabbie Otto Kruger - Dr. Anderson Barbara Bouchet - photographer at the anniversary party (uncredited) External links 0058580 Category:1964 American films Category:Sex comedy films Category:Screwball comedy films Category:Films about journalists Category:Films directed by Richard Quine Category:Films set in Los Angeles