Her Life as a Man Trailer

Her Life as a Man Trailer (1984)

"Women get dates, fun and flowers - but in Carly's business, fellas get the jobs, so....goodbye Carly, hello there Carl!" 12 March 1984 Comedy, TV Movie 93 mins

To land a sportswriting job on a national magazine run by a chauvinistic editor, an aspiring female reporter convincingly disguises herself as a man to get the inside story.

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Cast

Robyn Douglass

as Carly Perkins

Marc Singer

as Mark Rogers

Laraine Newman

as Barbara

Miriam Flynn

as Sheila

Robert Culp

as Dave Fleming

Joan Collins

as Pam Dugan

Anthony Holland

as Proprietor

Patricia Barry

as Gloria Rogers

Donald Campbell

as Police Officer

Steve Fogel

as Writer

Dino Gigante

as Reseradonist

Debbie Gilbert

as Girl at Disco

Loretta Greenwood

as Girl at Personnel Office

Bobby Hosea

as Football Player

Francine Lembi

as Female Cabbie

Crew

Kees Van Oostrum

Kees Van Oostrum Director of Photography

Lawrence Schiller

Lawrence Schiller Executive Producer

Lynda Burbank

Lynda Burbank Art Direction

J. Rae Fox

J. Rae Fox Art Direction

Donna Garrett

Donna Garrett Stunt Double

Kathy Shorkey

Kathy Shorkey Makeup Designer

Diane Carter

Diane Carter Stunt Double

International Releases Dates

United States 12 March 1984

Production Companies

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