Wuchak
Kooky farce about an obnoxious nonconformist and the incompetence of mental health quacks
An abusive creative type in Manhattan (Sean Connery) has writers block and is compelled by his waitress wife (Joanne Woodward) to visit a psychiatrist (Patrick O'Neal), but the bores dallyings with the quacks wife (Jean Seberg) worsen the situation. Meanwhile Clive Revill is on hand as a mad lobotomist.
Believe it or not, A Fine Madness (1966) has nothing to do with secret agent shenanigans, but is rather a zany Manhattan farce with a theme that would be done more effectively in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975). Nevertheless, its amusing seeing Connery play a cranky, boozing, womanizing poet who cleans carpets for a living.
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