Director: Herbert Ross

Writer: Buck Henry

From a play: The Owl and the Pussycat by Bill Manhoff

Music Composed and Arranged by: Richard Halligan

Producer: Ray Stark

Keywords: Comedy

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Marilyn Chambers	Pornstar	22-Apr-1952	12-Apr-2009	Behind the Green Door
Allen Garfield	Actor	22-Nov-1939		Cry Uncle!
Robert Klein	Comic	8-Feb-1942		Unable to stop his leg
George Segal	Actor	13-Feb-1934		Fun with Dick and Jane
Barbra Streisand	Singer	24-Apr-1942		You Don't Bring Me Flowers

CAST

Starring
Barbra Streisand	...   Doris
George Segal	...   Felix
With
Robert Klein	...   Barney
Allen Garfield	...   Dress Shop Proprietor
Roz Kelly	...   Eleanor
Jacques Sandulescu	...   Rapzinsky
Barbara Anson	...   Miss Weyderhaus
Jack Manning	...   Mr. Weyderhaus
Grace Carney	...   Mrs. Weyderhaus
Kim Chan	...   Theatre Cashier
Stan Gottlieb	...   Coatcheck Man
Joe Madden	...   Old Man Neighbor
Fay Sappington	...   Old Woman Neighbor

REVIEWS

Review by EddyN (posted on 1-Sep-2005)

Streisand completed her first three films -- all Musical comedies -- firmly establishing her place as Hollywood's Queen, let down hair to play a dimwitted, street savvy New York hooker with an identity crisis and dreams of becomming a moviestar. Teamed with George Segal, a bookstore clerk and would-be novelist, the two set sparks flying doing justice to this very funny Buck Henry (Whats up, Doc?), script. The film has a nice pace, is filled with sight gags, interesting twists and has a happy ending. A must-see for all film students with an interest in comedy that breaks age and background borders.

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