#How to Murder Your Wife

[out-of-body-xperience]

How to murder your wife (Dir- Richard Quine 1965)

[ohmelinoe]

How to Murder Your Wife (1965), dir. Richard Quine

[missanthropicprinciple]

Terry-Thomas | selected filmography + PSAs | 1936-1966

Once in a Million 1936

It's Love Again 1936

For Freedom 1940

Under Your Hat 1940

If You Don't Save Paper (PSA) 1948

Copy Book Please (PSA) 1948

A Date with a Dream 1948

The Brass Monkey 1948

Helter Skelter 1949

Melody Club 1949

What's Cooking? (PSA) 1951

Private's Progress 1956

The Green Man 1956

Brothers in Law 1956

Lucky Jim 1957

The Naked Truth 1957

Blue Murder at St Trinian's 1957

Happy Is the Bride 1958

Too Many Crooks 1959

Carlton-Browne of the F.O. 1959

I'm All Right Jack 1959

School for Scoundrels 1960

Make Mine Mink 1960

A Matter of WHO 1961

Bachelor Flat 1962

Kill or Cure 1962

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World 1963

How to Murder Your Wife 1965

Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines 1965

La Grande Vadrouille 1966

[fantasyonfilm]

There’s leading men, and then there’s Jack Lemmon.

You can keep the Grants, Coopers, and Gables. Jack is an unexpected combination of refined, goofy, cleaned up, and simply sexy that makes me weak in the knees for his movies.

[raurquiz]

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[talkativeobserver]

Jack Lemmon and Virna Lisi in How to Murder Your Wife [it: Come uccidere vostra moglie] (1965), Virna Lisi's Hollywood debut.

[stevenoaks]

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[missanthropicprinciple]

"My name is Charles, Mr. Ford's man. I flatter myself that I am also his confidant and friend."

[teirusuki]

at the end of tmosth, conductor and wife visited spagonia. here's my little hc of the reason behind it!

julia and her chao are not too fond of her parents' pda so she will simply proceed to RUN lol

[bystanderinblack]

Jack Lemon and Virna Lisi in "How To Murder Your Wife"

[tgsclassics]

Virna Lisi in "How To Murder Your Wife", 1965.

[pinklemonade0w0]

Wip

The mothers are yapping

Feat auntie Cyn

I'll finish this later

[neo-zone]

After this episode, I genuinely need to see that stoic neglect dad Ryuken losing his absolute shit on the fact that his son is starting to possess the same fucking eye color as his wife's murderer

[luegootravez]

Virna Lisi & Jack Lemmon in 'How to Murder Your Wife' (1965)

[stealerofthe2ndbraincell]

Rewatched Mulberry Close and I got to say I hope Damon caused absolute balls-to-the-walls havoc on that Close in the time between the arrest and the airing of The Mulberry Close Murders.

I am talking like decade ruining chaos.

The fact that he's genuinely trying to make things up with Valerie and she gets murdered the night she returns when you HAPPEN to be out. The last memory of seeing her is when they had badly fought and now she's dead!! and he's immediately thrown under the bus as the killer by his neighbours. Two who had suspected him from the literal start* and one that literally killed her himself.

Whilst Valerie certainly isn't free of judgement from the neighbours (and is painted as a helpless murder victim the moment she's out of the picture), there are so many little bits (quite a few before Valerie even leaves) where they are just PRODDING at Damon relentlessly: from things such as his alcoholism to just him wearering pyjama trousers in his home.

To be honest, whilst it's more of a "in your face"-esque ending rather than a happy one, it still is incredibly horrible for Damon regardless of if he was freed or not (likely the former but still).

Regardless of how it ended, If I was Damon I would have started chewing through their wires and walls at rapid rates.

[missanthropicprinciple]

Terry-Thomas as Charles in the "nerve centre"