Sex and the Single Girl (1964) on Netflix
The managing editor of a tabloid, Bob Weston, wants an interview with psychologist Helen Brown, who refuses. He borrows his neighbor Frank Broderick's name and goes to her as a patient.
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Plot summary
An article in Stop, a tabloid whose success comes from stories about sex, questions whether Dr. Helen Brown, a psychologist and the author of Sex and the Single Girl, has any experience with men. She loses patients over it and turns down the magazine's request for a follow-up interview. Bob Weston, Stop's managing editor, wants that interview anyway. His neighbor Frank Broderick, a hosiery manufacturer, has no time to see a counselor about his quarrels with his jealous wife, Sylvia, so Bob takes Frank's name and arrives at Helen's office as a patient, planning to pass her advice along to Frank.
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