Funny About Love is a 1990 film directed by Leonard Nimoy. The film's plot is a romantic comedy that follows the adventures of Duffy Bergman, a successful cartoonist, and his wife Meg as they navigate the challenges of married life and parenthood.

Plot

The film follows Duffy Bergman (played by Gene Wilder), a renowned cartoonist in New York, and his wife Meg (played by Christine Lahti). Duffy is beloved for his humorous cartoons, but his life takes a turn when his mother suddenly passes away. This event prompts him to reevaluate his life and make significant decisions.

Duffy and Meg attempt to have a child, but their journey to parenthood is complicated by fertility issues. As they try to overcome these challenges, they face the trials of married life and strive to keep the passion alive in their marriage.

The plot explores themes of love, sacrifice, parenthood, and the path to personal fulfillment. The film provides comedic moments and touches of sweetness as Duffy and Meg confront life's challenges.

"Funny About Love" is known for Gene Wilder's performance and offers a heartfelt portrayal of the dynamics of a long-term relationship and the sacrifices people are willing to make for family.

Director: Leonard Nimoy

Writer: Norman Steinberg

Producers: Robert Chartoff, Irwin Winkler

Music: Jerry Goldsmith

Main Cast:

• Gene Wilder as Duffy Bergman
• Christine Lahti as Meg
• Mary Stuart Masterson as Daphne
• Robert Prosky as Jev
• Stephen Tobolowsky as Barry
• Anne Jackson as Edith
• Fred Melamed as Sammy

Major Awards: The film received negative reviews from critics.

Box Office Gross: The film achieved limited success at the box office.

Critical Reception: Funny About Love is a romantic comedy directed by Leonard Nimoy and starring Gene Wilder, Christine Lahti, and Mary Stuart Masterson. The film tells the story of Duffy Bergman, a cartoonist, and his wife Meg as they navigate the challenges of marriage and try to become parents. Despite having a talented cast, the film received negative reviews from critics, who criticized its lack of originality and its lowbrow humor. However, some viewers may still appreciate the film for the performances of the lead actors and its lighthearted approach to the theme of relationships.