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Budget 10,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 6,857,733 USD
It was during the Broadway run of this play that Mia Farrow met and began seeing Woody Allen.
One of two early 1980s American comedies involving couples who are friends and writing partners who become involved romantically. The movies are 'Best Friends' (1982) and 'Romantic Comedy' (1983).
The film was made and first released about four years after its source play of the same name by Bernard Slade was first staged in 1979.
The movie and source stage play's story were inspired by a quote Ernest Hemingway's real life scenario. He wrote: "I have been in love with a woman for forty years, but when she was married, I was single . . . and when I was married, she was single. We were victims of unsynchronized passion." A tagline for the movie actually stated: ''When he was married, she was single . . . and when she was married he was single. They were victims of unsynchronized passion.''
The movie's Charity Benefit World Premiere was held in aid of the the Los Angeles Institute of Contemporary Art (LAICA) and was held in on 5th October 1983 at the the Samuel Goldwyn Theatre in Beverly Hills, California, USA. The movie then opened wide theatrically stateside about on 7th Oct 1983.
"Phoebe Craddock: You just sat down and creased yourself!"
"Phoebe Craddock: Where'd everybody go? Bus Boy: The reviews came in."
