Sex and the Single Girl

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Sex And The Single Girl, 1964.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces Sex And The Single Girl, 1964.

Tabloid reporter Bob (Tony Curtis) is posing as his married friend Frank Broderick, trying to entrap newly famous sex therapist Dr. Brown (Natalie Wood) in an affair, in their second official session, in Sex And The Single Girl, 1964.

First scene for Natalie Wood as "Dr. Brown," only her name inspired by author Helen Gurley Brown, with colleagues (Otto Kruger, Mel Ferrer, Edmund Glover), angry over a scandal sheet's coverage of her work, in Sex And The Single Girl, 1964.

Count Basie Orchestra with Fran Jeffries (as "Gretchen") taking the lead in a Saul Chaplin-Al Jolson composition, with her boyfriend Bob (Tony Curtis) helping friends, hosiery salesman Frank (Henry Fonda) and wife Sylvia (Lauren Bacall) celebrate their stormy 10th anniversary, in Sex And The Single Girl, 1964.

First scene for stocking-salesman Frank (Henry Fonda) and wife Sylvia (Lauren Bacall), feuding apartment neighbors of tabloid journalist Bob (Tony Curtis), who dismisses girlfriend Gretchen (Fran Jeffries), offers counsel and schemes to scandalize sex-scientist Natalie Wood, in Sex And The Single Girl, 1964.

A journalist (Tony Curtis) sets out to expose a female sex expert (Natalie Wood) in Sex and The Single Girl (1964) inspired by the self-help book by Helen Gurley Brown.