Solo pour deux

Original title: All of Me

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6.7/10

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Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin in Solo pour deux (1984)

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Body Swap Comedy Comedy Fantasy Romance

Dying millionaire Edwina Cutwater has her soul transferred into the body of younger, willing Terry Hoskins. However, something goes wrong, and she finds herself in her lawyer Roger Cobb's bo... Read allDying millionaire Edwina Cutwater has her soul transferred into the body of younger, willing Terry Hoskins. However, something goes wrong, and she finds herself in her lawyer Roger Cobb's body - together with the lawyer.Dying millionaire Edwina Cutwater has her soul transferred into the body of younger, willing Terry Hoskins. However, something goes wrong, and she finds herself in her lawyer Roger Cobb's body - together with the lawyer.

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IMDb RATING

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Awards
- 2 wins & 3 nominations total

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Trivia
Teddy Edwards: The tenor saxophonist legend in the funeral scene as a band leader on bass drum leading the Dixieland Band.

Goofs
After Edwina enters Roger's body and they use the bathroom for the first time, there are stalls behind Edwina. Behind Roger there is a wall. The same thing should be seen since he's looking into a mirror.

Quotes
Edwina Cutwater: What is so important about sex?
Roger Cobb: What's so important about sex? That's like "What's important about laughing?" Or," "Duke Ellington" or the "World Series"? It's one of those things that makes you feel like you're really - living, Iike you're glad to be alive!
Edwina Cutwater: I am already glad to be alive. I don't need to play 'tonsil hockey' with some English tart to feel good. I already feel good. I feel wonderful In fact, I feel - quite tingly!
Roger Cobb: Yeah, that's right. Those are my tingles you're feeling.
Edwina Cutwater: What do you mean?
Roger Cobb: It's called "sexual - excitement".
Edwina Cutwater: It is?
Roger Cobb: Yes. If you think this feels good, wait'll you feel what hot, passionate boffing feels like.
Edwina Cutwater: And what happens? Bigger tingles?
Roger Cobb: Oh! Major tingles.
Edwina Cutwater: But, will she still respect us tomorrow?
Roger Cobb: She doesn't respect us now!
Edwina Cutwater: Let's boff.

Alternate versions
ABC edited 3 minutes from this film for its 1987 network television premiere.

Connections
Featured in At the Movies: All of Me/Amadeus/Places in the Heart/Until September (1984)

Soundtracks
All of Me
Written by Seymour Simons and Gerald Marks
Performed by Joe Williams
Arranged by Billy May
Courtesy of Bourne Company
Played in closing credits

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7/10

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I totally loved this movie, I wasn't too sure of it at first but it was much more than I expected in a move with Lily Tomlin and Steve Martin. I think that Lily and Steve work really well together, I just think that the humor that they give each other is great. I've loved Steve in Sgt. Bilko and both Father of the Brides and Lily does great in 9 to 5 and Big Business, but I really like them both together. Does anyone else that saw this movie think that the two should have done more work together? What do you all think about them?

"You mean, you'll put down your rock and I'll put down my sword, and we'll try to kill each other like civilized people?"