Lovesick (1983)

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Written by Marshall Brickman

Directed by Marshall Brickman

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1983

Rating: PG Certificate

Filmed in Colour

The ghost of legendary father of psychoanalysis Sigmund Freud periodically materialises to help a psychiatrist woo a winsome patient. Romantic comedy.

When is Lovesick next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Movies 24 July 23rd, 6:00am and on Movies 24 + July 23rd, 9:00am. See more...

Cast

Image for Dudley MooreDudley MooreSaul Benjamin
Image for Elizabeth McGovernElizabeth McGovernChloe Allen
Image for Alec GuinnessAlec GuinnessSigmund Freud
Christine BaranskiNymphomanic
Gene SaksFrantic Patient
Renée TaylorMrs. Mondragon
Kent BroadhurstGay Patient
Suzanne BarrieJaffe's Wife
Anna BergerAnalysis
Otto BettmannDr. Waxman
Mark BlumIntern Murphy
Amalie CollierMaid
Anne de SalvoCase Interviewer
Selma DiamondHarriet Singer
Sol FriederAnalyst
Ann GillespieActress
Merwin GoldsmithAnalyst
Image for John HustonJohn HustonLarry Geller
Peggy JohnsonActress
Fred KaremanAnalyst
Mohindra Nath KawlraAnalyst
E. Katherine KerrAnalysis
Anne KerryKatie Benjamin
Alan KingLionel Gross
Fred MelamedPsychoanalyst
Jeff NatterStage Manager
Isabell O'ConnorNurse
Lotte Palfi AndorAnalysis
Kaylan PickfordAnna
Ray RamirezMr. Menendez
Lester RawlinsSilent Patient
Benjamin RaysonAnalysis
Larry RiversJac Applezweig
Raynor ScheineShelter
Stefan SchnabelGunnar Bergsen
Jack SevierMan in Shelter
Yanni SfiniasHot Dog Vendor
Wallace ShawnOtto Jaffe
Richard B. ShullDr. Fessner
Ron SilverTed Caruso
Stewart SteinbergAnalysis
David StrathairnMarvin Zuckerman
John TillingerPlay Director
Ellen WhyteWaitress
Wolfgang ZilzerAnalyst

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