Endearing story of 2 friends facing a difficult situation Also introduced OCD before term existed
The Odd Couple is a 1960s classic featuring Jack Lemmon as Felix Unger and Walter Matthau as Oscar Madison. Felix’s wife just left him, he contemplated suicide and then his friend Oscar asks him to move in with him because he’s divorced as well. Felix introduced the viewing audience to obsessive compulsive disorder before that term existed.<br /><br />The movie is more of a drama about the two men dealing with being single rather than a comedy. The two have a dinner date at their apartment for instance and all Felix can talk about is his wife and kids. Of course there are some funny one liners thrown in there. Felix for example shows up at Oscar’s house for poker right after he tried to kill himself. He said he took some pills. The poker players are all asking what kind of pill he took. Oscar responds he might have taken vitamins and he might be the healthiest guy in the room. Another time the weekly poker game ends after one players realizes that Felix cleaned the cards with disinfectant. The player says that’s not how poker is supposed to be played and then leaves.<br /><br />In the end it’s an endearing story of two friends in a difficult situation.<br />C
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