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The plot centers around Teddy (Wilder), a HappilyMarried advertising executive in UsefulNotes/SanFrancisco who, while leaving work one day, sees Charlotte ([=LeBrock=]), a beautiful model in a red dress, walk over an air vent, causing her skirt to blow up before she puts it back down. She starts walking away, then changes her mind and walks back to the air vent and dances on it as the wind blows up her skirt. Teddy spends the bulk of the movie pursuing her, even attempting to learn how to ride a horse, all while keeping his wife, Didi (Judith Ivey), in the dark.
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The plot centers around Teddy (Wilder), a HappilyMarried advertising executive in UsefulNotes/SanFrancisco who, while leaving work one day, sees Charlotte ([=LeBrock=]), a beautiful model in a red dress, walk over an air vent, causing her skirt to blow up before she puts it back down. She starts walking away, then changes her mind and walks back to the air vent and dances on it as the wind blows up her skirt. Teddy spends the bulk of the movie pursuing her, even attempting to learn how to ride a horse, all while keeping his wife, Didi (Judith Ivey), (Creator/JudithIvey), in the dark.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Due to a mistaken identity over the phone, the dumpy-looking Ms. Milner thinks that Teddy is interested in her and becomes obsessed with him. When she thinks that Teddy stood her up, she turns into [[AWomanScorned a vindictive stalker]].
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Due to a mistaken identity over the phone, the dumpy-looking Ms. Milner thinks that Teddy is interested in her and becomes obsessed with him. When she thinks that Teddy stood her up, she turns into [[AWomanScorned [[WomanScorned a vindictive stalker]].
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Due to a mistaken identity over the phone, the dumpy-looking Ms. Milner thinks that Teddy is interested in her and becomes obsessed with him. When she thinks that Teddy stood her up, she turns into a vindictive stalker.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Due to a mistaken identity over the phone, the dumpy-looking Ms. Milner thinks that Teddy is interested in her and becomes obsessed with him. When she thinks that Teddy stood her up, she turns into [[AWomanScorned a vindictive stalker.stalker]].
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** Teddy telling the stable keeper that he'd been riding horses since he was a boy.
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** Teddy telling the stable keeper (and later Charlotte) that he'd been riding horses since he was a boy.boy, while being unable to even successfully mount the horse or control it.
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*AbhorrentAdmirer: Due to a mistaken identity over the phone, the dumpy-looking Ms. Milner thinks that Teddy is interested in her and becomes obsessed with him. When she thinks that Teddy stood her up, she turns into a vindictive stalker.
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*{{Hypocrite}}: Teddy's wife Didi talks about how jealous and vindictive she would be if Teddy were ever unfaithful. Meanwhile, she's having sex with a punk teenage boy behind Teddy's back.
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* Adorkable: Charlotte eventually finds Teddy's awkwardness, his childish BlatantLies, and outwardly innocent appearance and demeanor endearing.
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*EndearinglyDorky: Teddy's awkwardness, his childish BlatantLies, and his outwardly innocent appearance and demeanor ultimately win him over as a love (or at least lust) interest to Charlotte.
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*Adorkable: Charlotte eventually finds Teddy's awkwardness, his childish BlatantLies, and outwardly innocent appearance and demeanor endearing.
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*UglyGuyHotWife: Or rather, hot mistress. While calling him ugly would be going too far, Teddy isn't exactly handsome, and one would think that somebody like Charlotte would be completely out of his league.
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* PopStarComposer: Music/StevieWonder collaborated with composer John Morris on the film's soundtrack, with the film's soundtrack album consisting entirely of Wonder's contributions (he even wrote featured vocalist Music/DionneWarwick's solo song on the album).
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* ActorAllusion: Creator/KellyLeBrock, a former model, plays a model here.
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* ActorAllusion: ActorSharedBackground: Creator/KellyLeBrock, a former model, plays a model here.
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* ShesGotLegs: The air vent scene shows Charlotte's off best. She's 5'8.
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* PantyShot: Charlotte's underwear can be seen in the the air vent scene and in Charlotte's apartment.
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* ItIsPronouncedTroPAY: Teddy mispronounces Music/DavidBowie's name as "Booie."
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* ObfuscatingDisability: The guys have a regular "blind man" prank where one who pretends that he's blind goes into a restaurant or shop and [[DisabledMeansHelpless acts helpless]]. It's more than a bit cringe-worthy watching this now. and likely wouldn't be put in a [[SocietyMarchesOn film three decades on]].
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* ObfuscatingDisability: The guys have a regular "blind man" prank where one who pretends that he's blind goes into a restaurant or shop and [[DisabledMeansHelpless acts helpless]]. It's more than a bit cringe-worthy watching this now. now, and likely wouldn't be put in a [[SocietyMarchesOn film three decades on]].on.
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The film won the UsefulNotes/AcademyAward for Best Song for Music/StevieWonder's "I Just Called to Say I Love You." Not to be confused with [[Music/ChrisDeBurgh "The Lady in Red"]].
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The film won the UsefulNotes/AcademyAward for Best Song for Music/StevieWonder's "I Just Called to Say I Love You." Not to be confused with [[Music/ChrisDeBurgh "The Lady in Red"]].
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The film won the UsefulNotes/AcademyAward for Best Song for Music/StevieWonder's "I Just Called To Say I Love You."
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The film won the UsefulNotes/AcademyAward for Best Song for Music/StevieWonder's "I Just Called To to Say I Love You."
" Not to be confused with [[Music/ChrisDeBurgh "The Lady in Red"]].
