Мужские хлопоты (1992)

"Man Trouble" (1992) is a witty and charming romantic comedy directed by Bob Rafelson. Set in the United States and Italy, the film follows the misadventures of a struggling dog trainer named Harry Bliss (played by Jack Nicholson) who becomes entangled with a wealthy and beautiful opera singer named Joan Spruance (played by Ellen Barkin). Harry is initially hired by Joan to train her unruly dog, but soon finds himself falling for her, despite the fact that she is already engaged to a wealthy businessman. As the two develop a friendship, Harry discovers that Joan is being blackmailed by her ex-husband, a philandering ex-cop named Ray (played by Harry Dean Stanton). Harry agrees to help Joan deal with Ray, but soon finds himself in over his head as he becomes drawn into a dangerous plot involving blackmail, murder, and mistaken identity. Despite the film's darker themes, "Man Trouble" is a lighthearted and whimsical romp, buoyed by Nicholson's trademark wit and charm, and Barkin's engaging performance as the independent and spirited Joan. The film is a fun and enjoyable romp through the worlds of opera, dog training, and international blackmail, and is sure to delight fans of romantic comedies and crime capers alike.