Just Like a Woman

Year: 1967

Runtime: 89 mins

Language: English

Director: Robert Fuest

Comedy

After Scilla tells Lewis to “go to hell,” their already strained marriage collapses. Lewis, a TV producer, tries to cope by dating a fleeting starlet, while Scilla, a key personality on his show, pours her energy into commissioning a custom bathroom designed by an ex‑Nazi architect. Their conflicting coping mechanisms lead to comic chaos.

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