Love Is a Four Letter Word

Synopsis: Divorce lawyers Kenton 'Ken' Rhodes (recently moved in from Chicago) and Emily Bennett have a healthy but cynical mistrust of marriage from ample professional experience. They first meet and are attracted at the wedding of Ken's buddy since college, Lawrence 'Larry' and her sister Elisabeth 'Betsy' Showalter. Then they meet again in the divorce court where Ken's wealthy, retired client Martin Harper is expected to be cleaned out over a futile quarrel by her client, Margot 'Marge', Martin's former secretary, after thirty years of marriage and pointless 'mediation'. Which of these three couples will make it? And what about the unethical conflict of interest?

Genre: Comedy, Romance

Director(s): Harvey Frost

Actors: Teri Polo, Robert Mailhouse, Barry Bostwick, Michele Santopietro

Production: RHI Entertainment


IMDB:: 5.5

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Year:: 2007
: 95 min
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to learn how to top -
He decides to stop
having sex all together.
Double sad.
I don't see what's sad about
someone realizing they have...
a problem, and trying to
do something about it.
Seeing all these grown
up men spending...
all their time trying to
get laid, now that's sad.
Oh Zeke, please.
There's a lot of important
stuff happening out there.
Issues that we need to fight for...
Civil rights,
Discrimination, equality, marriage.
Well I don't see you
out on the barricades.
You're working here with me
here, peddling rubber dick.
Now why is that?
This is just temporary.
Hey Marilyn.
Oh Peter. Peter.
Guess what?
What?.
Who's getting married?
I am.
Bart asked me to marry him
this morning. I'm engaged.
Congratulations.
My God, that's awesome.
Did you guys set a date?
We're thinking mid-September.
There's just so much to do.
Oh Peter. I am so excited for us.
You and Derek moving in together
and me off to get married.
It really goes to
show, you, you know -
Dreams do come true.
Congratulations, Bart.
Bart, sit down over here...
so we can discuss the
wedding invitations.
Not your department?.
I thought so.
Leave us alone then.
Kissy Kissy.
Kissy Kissy.
Men - it's never too late
to teach them new tricks.
Anyway, it might be a
bit premature, but...
I've started working
on a seating chart.
Let me get your input.
This is huge.
Maybe this would be a good
time to go over some rules.
What kind of rules?
I would just hate for us to fight...
about the small stuff,
you know, like...
...who's turn it is to do the dishes,
and taking out the
garbage and stuff.
And then there's the
toilet seat issue.
You know how much
that bothers me.
Maybe we could put up a sign,
you know, to remind me.
I'm serious.
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