Although Valentine’s Day is officially over, love is still in the air at the WarnerArchive.com as they celebrate the recent release of several romantic favorites including SUNDAY IN NEW YORK: http://bit.ly/WAC_Sunday

Synopsis:Before she became a great star and a two-time Academy Award® winner,* Jane Fonda was a screen ingénue who sent a string of bubbly romantic comedies soaring, including this charmer from the prolific pen of Norman Krasna (Bachelor Mother, The Devil and Miss Jones). Fonda portrays a virginal miss blessed with long limbs and a knockout profile who runs off from her fiancé (Robert Culp) to the swingin' pad of her brother (Cliff Robertson) and then into the arms of a guy she meets on the 5th Avenue bus (Rod Taylor) -- all the while trying to decide if she'll say "yes" before she says "I do." Filmed on location, Sunday in New York is a fun, sophisticated romp set to a hip Peter Nero score that features Mel Torme singing the title tune.

Review: Sunday In New York is a film adaptation of a more subtle play.  The film version was very progressionist back in 1963 when it was released.  The movie stars a young Jane Fonda who has come to New York to visit her brother after a difficult breakup.  She is basically there to see about losing her virginity.  Not a heavy subject in these days, but back then it was a bit more rare to see a movie so bluntly discuss sexual exploits.  The Warner Archive has released a charming and romantic gem to the public on DVD.  This one is a must watch for couples and fans of vintage film.

Interest Range: Romantic Comedy, Vintage Film