No Way To Treat A Lady

1968 film directed by Jack Smight stars Rod Steiger, Lee Remick, and George Segal.

Great blend of murder mystery and romantic comedy. Film has real personality.

New York cop with mother issues (Segal) is dating new girlfriend (Remick) who just might be the next victim of a serial killer (Steiger).

Rod Seiger is great as a very theatrical killer. Segal is always good. Great supporting cast too.

Fun, funny, and suspenseful.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063356/

A Touch of Class

If you ever cheated, thought of cheating, or have been cheated on...this movie will have something to say to you.

George Segal is a married man who intends to have what he considers a fun, harmless affair with Glenda Jackson. Things get complicated when he actually falls in love with her.

This 1971 film is not great but does have its moments. Segal and Jackson are great together....wonderful on-screen chemistry.

Best line....when they meet Segal tells Jackson he never cheats on his wife...in the same city. "Where is she?" Jackson asks. "Out of town..." Segal replies with a charismatic smile. The rogue.

Melvin Frank Directed and Glenda Jackson won an Oscar.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070819/