That's Life! (1986)
Overview
A wealthy architect struggles with a severe case of male menopause at the approach of his 60th birthday.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.475 |
Directed By
Blake Edwards
Crew
Blake Edwards
Blake Edwards
Milton Wexler
Alan Levine
Tracy Tynan
Tony Marando
Anthony B. Richmond
Tony Adams
Tony Marando
Trish Caroselli
Lee Rhoads
Leslie Bricusse
Al Bunetta
Elton MacPherson
Henry Mancini
Jonathan D. Krane
Tom Bocci
Alan Levine
K.C. Colwell
John Isaacs
Gary Dagg
Ben Batzdorff
Kathleen Mascia O'Brien
John St. John
Jim Thorpe
James A. Earley
Mel Metcalfe
Larry Holt
Gene Hartline
Rowdy Herrington
Kenny Christiansen
Kevin Hughes
Terry Porter
Laura Rindner
Saint John
Rick Herrington
Lori Jedeiken
Daniel Pershing
Deborah Figuly
Carrie Dieterich
Gary Dagg
Sharron Reynolds-Enriquez
Richard Miller
Jane Galli
Rozanne Zingale
Dulce "Candy" Gonzalez
Julian Heap
Maryanne Puetz
Sachi Worrall
Bruce Stubblefield
Tommy Magglos
Richard Adams
Nina Padovano
David J. Hudson
Tim Fry
Dennis Hoffman
Bill Henderson
Katie Morgan
Michael Linn
Joe Lopes
Jaimie Raskin
TOP CAST
Jack Lemmon
Harvey Fairchild
Julie Andrews
Gillian Fairchild
Sally Kellerman
Holly Parrish
Robert Loggia
Father Baragone
Jennifer Edwards
Megan Fairchild Bartlet
Robert Knepper
Steve Larwin
Matt Lattanzi
Larry Bartlet
Chris Lemmon
Josh Fairchild
Cynthia Sikes
Janice Kern
Dana Sparks
Fanny Ward
Emma Walton Hamilton
Kate Fairchild
Felicia Farr
Madame Carrie
Teddy Wilson
Corey
Nicky Blair
Andre
Jordan Christopher
Dr. Keith Romanis
Biff Elliot
Belmont
Hal Riddle
Phil Carlson
Harold Harris
Harold
Sherry P. Sievert
Receptionist
Joe Lopes
Band Leader
James Umphlett
Party Guest
Frann Bradford
Party Guest
Jesse Henecke
Jesse Grant
Lisa Kingston
Lisa
Ken Gehrig
Injured Man in E.R.
Donna McMullen
Woman in E.R.
Scott McKenna
Anesthesiologist
Charles Schneider
Dr. Gerald Spelner
Cora Bryant
Histotechnologist
Robin Foster
Histotechnologist
Eddie Vail
Surfer
Deborah Figuly
Surfer Girl
Ernie Anderson
T.V. Announcer
Harry Birrell
Radio Announcer
Chutney Walton
Chutney
Honey Edwards
Honey
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