"Robert was madly in love with Mary. Mary was madly in love with him. Under the circumstances they did the only thing they could do... they broke up." 13 March 1981 Drama, Comedy, Romance 93 mins
A film editor breaks up with his girlfriend, unsure if he is in love.
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Albert Brooks as Robert Cole
Kathryn Harrold as Mary Harvard
Bruno Kirby as Jay
James L. Brooks as David
Bob Einstein as Sporting Goods Salesman
Jane Hallaren as Ellen
Albert Henderson as Head Mixer
Meadowlark Lemon as Himself
George Kennedy as George Kennedy / Zeron
Tyann Means as Waitress
Karen Chandler as Neighbor
Dennis Kort as Health Food Salesman
Virginia Feingold as Bank Receptionist
Thelma Leeds as Mother
Candy Castillo as Drugstore Manager
Rick Beckner as Zeon
Albert Brooks Director
Albert Brooks Screenplay
Monica Johnson Screenplay
Catherine E. Coulson Second Assistant Camera
David Finfer Editor
Martin Shafer Producer
Andrew Scheinman Producer
Arthur Piantadosi Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Linda Henrikson Costumer
Earl Sampson Boom Operator
Larry Verne Construction Coordinator
Dan O'Connell Foley Artist
Daniel McCauley Unit Production Manager
Steve Perry First Assistant Director
Bill Nelson Production Sound Mixer
Erik L. Nelson Property Master
Um Romance Moderno Trailer
United States 13 March 1981
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