Lovesick

Lovesick is a romantic comedy from 1983, directed by Marshall Brickman, and starring Dudley Moore, Elizabeth McGovern, and Alec Guinness. The movie tells the story of a psychiatrist, Dr. Saul Benjamin (Dudley Moore), who falls in love with one of his patients, Chloe Allen (Elizabeth McGovern).

Dr. Benjamin is a successful psychiatrist who has everything in life except for love. During one of his sessions, he meets Chloe, a beautiful and charming woman with a troubled past. As he continues to see her as a patient, he realizes that he is falling in love with her.

Meanwhile, Dr. Benjamin's best friend, Larry Geller (Alec Guinness), is also a psychiatrist who is going through his own marital problems. He is divorced from his wife and is unable to connect with his daughter.

As Dr. Benjamin tries to navigate his feelings for Chloe, he also has to deal with his patients, including a neurotic lawyer (Wallace Shawn) and a suicidal artist (Renée Taylor). He also has to contend with his overbearing mother (Nancy Walker), who is determined to find him a suitable wife.

The movie is a delightful blend of comedy and romance, with Dudley Moore's signature wit and charm shining through. The chemistry between Dudley Moore and Elizabeth McGovern is palpable, and they bring a lot of heart to their roles. Alec Guinness is also excellent as the wise and somewhat eccentric Larry Geller, providing some much-needed comic relief.

The movie is set in New York City, and the city serves as a beautiful backdrop for the story. The movie features some iconic New York landmarks, including Central Park, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and the Upper East Side.

Overall, Lovesick is a charming and delightful romantic comedy that is sure to make audiences laugh and swoon. With a talented cast and a witty script, the movie is a must-watch for any fan of the genre.