People / Paula Trueman / Keywords
adultery
italian
bar
jealousy
dream
christmas
family relationships
satire
marriage proposal
love
marriage
motorcycle cop
character name in title
1940s
face slap
beach
hotel
anti semitism
los angeles california
man with glasses
new york city
jewish
italian american
urban setting
christmas party
cafe
male female relationship
flashback
dysfunctional family
father daughter relationship
divorcé
cannabis
breaking the fourth wall
convertible
volkswagen beetle
battle of the sexes
beverly hills california
real tv show shown in fictional situation
actor
airplane
1960s
rough sex
cocktail party
cocaine
jail
wisconsin
espresso
engagement
banquet
split screen
unwanted kiss
dating
death wish
superstition
brother
birthday
blockbuster
school
animated sequence
autograph
reference to catcher in the rye
comedian
job interview
twin towers
neurosis
flirting
psychoanalysis
self discovery
easter
break up
love affair
part animation
spider
bumper car
roller coaster
new york skyline
rehearsal
love story
adult playing self as child
awareness that one is a cartoon character
catcher in the rye
fake subtitles
freudian slip
health food
neglecting to cover sneeze
pygmalion
racquetball
real talk show shown in fictional situation
record producer
romantic comedy
sneeze
sneezing into cocaine
sophisticated comedy
subtitled thought
talk show in plot
talking to audience
university of wisconsin
conspiracy theorist
tennis
opposites attract
comedy of manners
childhood home
bookstore
out of body experience
directed by star
telephone box
lobster
stand up comedian
moon
widow
bakery
fiancee
italian restaurant
chick flick
italian opera
proposal
reference to adam and eve
slice of life
no music during end credits
car accident
movie theater
love triangle
doctor
nightclub
coney island brooklyn new york city
brooklyn new york city
writer
paranoia
one word title
voice over narration
husband wife relationship
transformation
title spoken by character
reporter
singer
extramarital affair
premarital sex
opera
mother daughter relationship
young version of character
drugs
television industry