Phffft!

Newly divorced tax lawyer Robert (Jack Lemmon) is dumbfounded on meeting blind date Judy (Kim Novak), escorting her to a college-crowd bar where it turns out she's popular, in Phffft, 1954, from a play by George Axelrod.

Tax lawyer Robert (Jack Lemmon) is reminiscing for the benefit of his old navy buddy and new roommate Charlie (Jack Carson) about early days in New York with radio writer Nina (Judy Holliday), now his ex-wife, in playwright George Axelrod's Phffft, 1954.

The opening scene, Mark Robson directing from this slightly less cynical work by playwright and screenwriter George Axelrod, Jack Lemmon and Judy Holliday as young soon-to-be-ex marrieds Robert and Nina, in Phffft, 1954.