Sex and the Single Girl

In "Sex and the Single Girl," Tony Curtis plays Bob Weston, a womanizing reporter for Stop magazine who impersonates his hen-pecked neighbor Frank Broderick to get an expose on renowned psychologist Helen Gurley Brown. As Bob gets close to Helen, he starts to realize his true feelings for her, while Helen panics at the idea of falling for a married man. The film features a chaotic sequence of mistaken identities, police chases, and comedic misunderstandings as Bob's deception unravels.