Amie Siegel requests: > Klute > Ordinary People > Spellbound > Analyze This > Beyond Therapy > The President's Analyst > Freud the Secret Passion > Shock Corridor > Alice > Another Woman > Annie Hall My apologies for any repeats of the other suggestions. I can't vouch that all of these actually feature couch (or Eames chair) sessions: I, THE JURY (with an evil woman shrink!) also BASIC INSTINCT BOB AND CAROL AND TED AND ALICE LADY IN THE DARK (with too many of Kurt Weill's songs left out) Ginger again, with Fred, in CAREFREE Jerry Lewis' THREE ON A COUCH BLIND ALLEY and its remake THE DARK PAST PRESSURE POINT, with Sidney Poitier as a prison shrink NIGHTMARE ALLEY Jane Fonda, checking nun Jennifer Tilley, in AGNES OF GOD Gregory Peck as an Army shrink in CPT. NEWMAN, M.D. WHAT'S NEW, PUSSYCAT? the late Dudley Moore in LOVESICK Bette Davis redeemed by Claude Rains, in NOW, VOYAGER DAVID AND LISA Richard Gere, with Uma Thurman and Kim Basinger, in FINAL ANALYSIS PRINCE OF TIDES Richard Burton in EQUUS Freud himself analyzes Sherlock Holmes in THE SEVEN PER-CENT SOLUTION Several Woody Allen films, eg., ZELIG A brief scene in GROUNDHOG DAY William H. Macy as a hitman on the couch in PANIC I know that there are several references to psychotherapy in the recent Argentinian film SON OF THE BRIDE, but I can't recall if there is an actual session depicted Several of Bergman's films, eg., FACE TO FACE Teshigahara's FACE OF ANOTHER Don Larsson ----------------------------------------------------------- Donald F. Larsson, English Department, AH 230 Minnesota State University Mankato, MN 56001 ---- Screen-L is sponsored by the Telecommunication & Film Dept., the University of Alabama: http://www.tcf.ua.edu