Only with Married Men

Synopsis

In the 1974 comedy film Only with Married Men, David Birney stars as a charming but sly man who pretends to be married to pursue romantic relationships with women. The story takes hilarious turns as his antics lead to comical scenarios with his lovers and their husbands. As the plot unfolds, the truth becomes increasingly difficult to conceal, setting the stage for a series of complicated and humorous situations that test the limits of his deceptions. Only with Married Men is a light-hearted and entertaining exploration of love, deception, and the complexities of relationships, filled with laughter and unexpected twists.

Cast

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  David Birney

  Dave Andrews

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  Michele Lee

  Jill Garrett

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  John Astin

  Dr. Harvey Osterman

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  Judy Carne

  Marge West

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  Dom DeLuise

  Murray West

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  Gavin MacLeod

  Jordan Robbins

Reviews

Only with Married Men, released in 1974 with David Birney in the lead role, was met with mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its comedic elements and the charming performance of Birney, others found the premise to be dated and the humor to be forced. IMDb rates the movie at 5.1/10, indicating a lukewarm reception from audiences. The New York Times described it as 'a lighthearted romp that offers some laughs but lacks depth.' Conversely, The Hollywood Reporter lauded Birney's comedic timing and chemistry with the cast, stating that 'David Birney shines in this playful comedy.' Overall, Only with Married Men remains a nostalgic piece of 70s cinema that may appeal to fans of classic comedies.