The Owl and the Pussycat

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Robert P @Superbad Sep 19, 2026 The Owl and the Pussycat = a *4* star Movie! See more Barbara M @Barby45 Sep 6, 2026 I watched this movie when I was in my early twenties and I just loved it! I started liking George Segal after seeing this movie. I always liked Barbra! See more Pamela A @RT39780567 Jun 30, 2025 I thought this movie very funny, have to remember 1970 was a weird time! The movie is underrated and should be a classic 1970 hit! I don’t understand some of the negative reviews, the acting and writing were amazing for this time. PS I love Barbra movies but feel she is another Hollywood Traitor for supporting corrupt politicians who destroyed my home State California See more Liam D @Mediawatcher2003 Dec 27, 2024 A very screwball comedy but Barbra and George have great chemistry See more Feb 3, 2022 Written by Buck Henry, based on a stage play by Bill Manhoff and directed by Herbert Ross, The Owl and the Pussycat was a huge romantic comedy hit. It stars Barbara Streisand (who did a nude scene for the film that was cut at her request and then published by High Society; Babs sued) as a prostitute who also has acted in two TV commercials named Doris who finds herself living with Felix, her writer neighbor (George Segal) when she's evicted. Then, they both get evicted when he tries to cure her hiccups. They end up moving in with Barney (Robert Klein), a friend of Felix, but their arguing — followed by lovemaking — leads to Barney and his girlfriend (Marilyn Chambers, credited as Evelyn Lang, two years before she went Behind the Green Door) leaving. Hijinks, as they say, ensue, like the fact that the two can't stop falling in love — and driving each other crazy — and that well, Felix may already have a fiancee. Will these two ever just get along? Hey! Roz Kelly is in this and so is an uncredited Tom Atkins! Interestingly enough, Sidney Poitier was supposed to play opposite Streisand, yet it was decided that audiences weren't ready for an interracial romance. Which is even weirder, because this started on Broadway with Alan Alda and Diana Sands as the principals. See more Aug 19, 2021 Every movie cliché in the book. Soft hearted hooker meets writer. I never got the appeal of Streisand. She's no way attractive enough to play a hooker. Not believable at all. See more Read all reviews

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