A successful but stressed mathematics professor goes to her father's wedding and falls in love with her father's bride's son, a prematurely retired pro baseball player. She must choose between him and her current boyfriend, between Chicago and New York, and between research and administration.
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Jill Clayburgh as Dr. Katherine "Kate" Gunzinger
Michael Douglas as Ben Lewin
Charles Grodin as Homer
Beverly Garland as Emma
Steven Hill as Jacob Gunzinger
Teresa Baxter as Maryanne
Joan Copeland as Rita
John Gabriel as Hunter
Charles Kimbrough as Jerome
Roger Robinson as Flicker
Jennifer Salt as Maisie
Daniel Stern as Cooperman
Dianne Wiest as Gail
Ron Frazier as Professor
Edwin McDonough as Professor
Toshi Toda as Professor
Robert Ackerman as Good Will Man
Raf Mauro as Jerry Lanz Man
Michael Alaimo as Man at Restaurant
Ernie Lively as Man at Restaurant (as Ernie Brown)
Noah Hathaway as Homer's Son
Marlyn Gates as Homer's Daughter
Raymond Singer as Rabbi
David Goodman as Man in Baseball Stands
James Desmond as Man in Baseball Stands
Steven Fromewick as Man in Baseball Stands
Joe Hamer as Man in Baseball Stands
Paul Blair as Self
Héctor López as Self
Joe Collins as Self
Frank McCormick as Self
Larry Doby as Self
Tony Ferrara as Self
Sal Maglie as Self
Bob Feller as Self
Mickey Mantle as Self
Roger Maris as Self
Whitey Ford as Self
Willard Marshall as Self
Al Forman as Self
Frank Messer as Self
Tom Gorman as Self
Johnny Orsino as Self
Bud Harrelson as Self
Dusty Rhodes as Self
Gene Hermanski as Self
Specs Shea as Self
Elston Howard as Self
Ron Tellefsen as Self
Monte Irvin as Self
Bobby Thomson as Self
Ed Kranepool as Self
Bill White as Self
John Kuchs as Self
Sal Yvars as Self
James Gammon as Connie Foxworth (uncredited)
Nora Heflin as Maisie (uncredited)
Lou Mulford as Woman at Restaurant (uncredited)
Daniel J. Travanti as Interviewer (uncredited)
Robert P. Fields as Young Baseball Fan (uncredited)
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