How to Murder Your Wife

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How to Murder Your Wife is a 1965 American romantic comedy film starring Jack Lemmon and Virna Lisi, known for its satirical take on marriage and bachelorhood.

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instanceOf film
basedOn original screenplay
cinematographyBy Harry Stradling Sr. NERFINISHED
colorProcess Technicolor
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Richard Quine NERFINISHED
distributedIn theatrical release
distributor United Artists NERFINISHED
editedBy Charles Nelson NERFINISHED
era 1960s American cinema
filmingProcess 35 mm
format color
genre comedy
romantic comedy
hasHumorStyle satire
situational comedy
hasTheme bachelor lifestyle
gender roles in marriage
marital conflict
leadActress Virna Lisi NERFINISHED
mainCharacter Mrs. Ford NERFINISHED
Stanley Ford NERFINISHED
musicBy Neal Hefti NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus consequences of impulsive marriage
notableFor Jack Lemmon performance
satirical portrayal of marriage
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A confirmed bachelor cartoonist impulsively marries a woman and later fantasizes about killing his wife in his comic strip, leading to real-life complications.
producer George Axelrod NERFINISHED
productionCompany The Mirisch Corporation NERFINISHED
releaseDateUS 1965-01-26
releaseYear 1965
runtimeMinutes 118
satirizes bachelorhood
marriage
screenwriter George Axelrod NERFINISHED
setting New York City
starring Claire Trevor NERFINISHED
Eddie Mayehoff NERFINISHED
Jack Lemmon NERFINISHED
Terry-Thomas NERFINISHED
Virna Lisi NERFINISHED
targetAudience adult audiences
title How to Murder Your Wife NERFINISHED

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Richard Quine directed How to Murder Your Wife
Neal Hefti workedOn How to Murder Your Wife
this entity surface form: How to Murder Your Wife (1965 film)