The War Between Men and Women
Directed by Melville Shavelson
The War Between Men and Women
Barbara Harris
Jason Robards
Herb Edelman
Lisa Eilbacher
Opposites attract, fight, and fall in love in The War Between Men and Women. This one-of-a-kind comedy stars screen legend Jack Lemmon (The Apartment) and features live-action and animated sequences based on the artwork of James Thurber. Cartoonist Peter Wilson (Lemmon) has successfully avoided marriage for his entire life... until he meets Theresa (Barbara Harris, Family Plot). Peter and Theresa couldn't be more wrong for one another, but Cupid has a sense of humor and soon the pair finds themselves dangerously close to living happily ever after. If they can overcome flirtatious ex-husbands, clashing lifestyles and Peter's potential blindness, they might just see their relationship for what it is... true love. The wonderful cast includes Jason Robards (Julia), Herb Edelman (The Odd Couple) and Lisa Eilbacher (Beverly Hills Cop) and directed by Hollywood veteran Melville Shavelson (Cast a Giant Shadow).
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