Tanya Lopert

A Changed Life -- Don't the arguments for banning gay marriage seem a bit familiar?

This stylish satire on modern mores stars Pierre Clémenti as Lallo, a shallow Italian youth who journeys to Milan to attend his father's funeral and there decides to follow in his footsteps by becoming a gigolo to vapid socialites. Lallo bounces from one wealthy woman's bed to another until his heart is broken by a girl his own age, lovely Sveva (Martine Malle), and he takes the advice of a fellow adventurer to find a different type of patron.

To keep her ancestral home from falling apart, a marquise (Madeleine Renaud) turns the place into an inn. Slow business threatens the house once again, until bank robber César Maricorne (Yves Montand) and his two dopey partners happen by. They hope to lay low at the inn, unaware that the proprietors will kill for the stolen cash. One hilariously failed murder attempt follows another in this comedy that co-stars Maria Schell and Jean Rochefort.

A notorious womanizer, fashion editor Michael James (Peter O'Toole) decides to seek the help of a psychiatrist. Desperate to remain faithful to his fiancée Carole (Romy Schneider), Michael enlists the help of Dr. Fassbinder (Peter Sellers), blissfully unaware that as Dr. Fassbinder is making the moves on a patient who secretly longs for the seemingly irresistible Michael. As Michael and Carole check into the Chateau Chantelle in hopes of patching up their relationship, Dr. Fassbinder has also arrived at the Chateau in hopes of finally cementing his relationship with the comely patient. As the two couples check into the hotel, disaster looms just beyond the bend in a series of hilarious mishaps that will test both Michael's faithfulness and Dr. Fassbinder's sanity.