The Lonely Guy

Synopsis

In the 1984 comedy film 'The Lonely Guy,' Steve Martin stars as Larry Hubbard, a recently single man trying to navigate the complexities of urban loneliness in New York City. As Larry attempts to find companionship and connection in a world full of quirky characters and mishaps, he discovers the true value of friendship and self-acceptance. With a mix of humor and heart, 'The Lonely Guy' explores the universal themes of love, friendship, and the search for happiness in a relatable and entertaining way.

Cast

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  Steve Martin

  Larry

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  Charles Grodin

  Warren

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  Judith Ivey

  Iris

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  Steve Lawrence

  Jack

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  Robyn Douglass

  Danielle

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  Merv Griffin

  Himself

Reviews

Some critics praised 'The Lonely Guy' for its witty dialogue and Steve Martin's comedic timing, calling it a charming and engaging film. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 50% rating, with the consensus that 'The Lonely Guy' is a light-hearted comedy that showcases Martin's talent for humor. IMDb rated it 6.2/10, highlighting the film's nostalgic appeal and quirky characters. Metacritic gave it a score of 45/100, noting the film's inconsistent pacing but praising Martin's performance. Overall, 'The Lonely Guy' received mixed reviews, with some critics enjoying its humor and others finding it lacking depth.