The Man Who Loved Women - Burt Reynolds Documentary

Gator McKlusky examines the 1983 film that had great potential, "The Man Who Loved Women". This one has Burt back in that romantic role, but this time with the great Director Blake Edwards and his brilliant wife Julie Andrews. How could that go wrong? We take a close look to see.... Taken from the documentary "The Burt Reynolds Story" available on this channel. Be sure and check out the other segments and chapters for this in-depth series, documented in the unique way that has helped make this a fan favorite.
Written by Al Glasgow & Craig Cefola
Video by Craig Cefola
Ending Music by New Messiah
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[@slightlymad22]

A very under rated movie with good performances

[@michaeljohnson8971]

And he’s not alone because I’m included

[@kamillgran9408]

This was a remake of a French movie called the Man who Loved women by Francois Truffaut. The French version was extremely popular, but not a cup of tea for Burt’s fans.

[@MichaelMichael-us6wq]

Well I have no interest of seeing this version. The French original not only humanizes a womanizer, but smartly puts you in the perspective of why this causal man has a likeness towards the opposite sex

[@ricardohighlander1984]

First..!!