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A Perfect Couple Director: Robert Altman Cast: Paul Dooley, Marta Heflin, Titos Vandis, Belita Moreno

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  • DVD Release Date: 04/10/2007
  • Original Release: 1979
  • Rating: Rated PG
  • Sales Rank: 22,509

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Disc #1 -- Perfect Couple
1. The Philharmonic/Main Titles [3:15]
2. Rained-Out Picnic [5:38]
3. The Drive Home [3:13]
4. Something's Got a Hold [5:46]
5. Different Worlds [6:08]
6. Sent Home With Sniffles [3:01]
7. Great Expectations [7:57]
8. Second Date, Saturday Night [9:14]
9. Won't Somebody Care [4:55]
10. Meeting New People [3:44]
11. Lies, Lies, Lies [3:32]
12. Emergency [2:50]
13. Realizing Love [6:27]
14. Meet the Family [4:32]
15. Skye 147 [3:49]
16. Featuring: Keepin' 'Em Off the Streets [3:58]
17. Searching for Sheila [8:06]
18. 18 Fall Tour 1979 [10:21]
19. Eleousa's Heart [4:04]
20. The Perfect Couple/End Titles [10:54]

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Robert Altman cooled his "innovative" jets to make the innocuous romantic comedy A Perfect Couple. Marta Heflin plays a member of a boisterous rock group. Paul Dooley is a bashful bachelor from a tradition-bound Greek family. Heflin and Dooley meet via a computer dating service, whereupon all the expected comedy setups avail themselves, though most of these setups are played as seriously as if this film were MacBeth. The best moments are the scenes with Heflin's musical group, though there are far too many of these. While Perfect Couple didn't make a dime, it still represents one of Altman's better "chamber" films. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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