A Fine Madness

Broke poet Samson Shillitoe (Sean Connery) is a reckless stand-in reader for the matronly "Seven Arts Society" in New York, requiring a rescue from his waitress wife Rhoda (Joanne Woodward), who got him the gig, in A Fine Madness, 1966, directed by Irvin Kershner.

Having just evaded another pack of bill collectors, struggling New York poet Samson Shillitoe (Sean Connery) flees to the apartment where, he discovers, his wife Rhoda (Joanne Woodward), isn't ready to join his escape, in A Fine Madness, 1966.

At his day job shampooing the carpet in an executive office, married poet Samson Shillitoe (Sean Connery) feels no inhibition toward secretary Miss Walnicki (Sue Ane Langdon), in A Fine Madness, 1966, screenplay by Elliott Baker from his acclaimed first novel.

Patrick O'Neal has just been introduced as Manhattan celebrity shrink West, listening to himself on the radio, and joining Jean Seberg as his unstable wife Lydia, fretting then joined by his colleague (Werner Peters), in A Fine Madness, 1966, starring Sean Connery and directed by Irvin Kershner.