Days of Wine and Roses

Rebuffed in his attempt to make friends after a bad first meeting, San Francisco party animal and P-R man Joe (Jack Lemmon) expresses his frustration to teetotaling executive secretary Kirsten (Lee Remick), in Blake Edwards Days Of Wine And Roses, 1962.

Joe (Jack Lemmon) on his first visit to Kirsten (Lee Remick) at her apartment, her enthusiasm for him and for booze advancing, as he panics bugs and tenants, in Blake Edwards' Days Of Wine And Roses, 1962.

Director Blake Edwards opens with leading man Jack Lemmon in a San Francisco lounge, with buddy Abe (Roger Barrett), hustling up girls for his boss, in Days Of Wine And Roses, 1962, from J.P. Miller’s teleplay, also starring Lee Remick.

Now married with a baby at his new job in San Francisco, Joe (Jack Lemmon) returns from a drunken evening of business and takes out his frustrations on Kirsten (Lee Remick), who’s given up drink while she’s nursing, in Blake Edwards’ Days Of Wine And Roses, 1962.

A husband and wife struggle to overcome their alcoholism in Days of Wine and Roses (1962), starring Jack Lemmon & Lee Remick.