So Fine 1981
"A revealing comedy."
Andrew Bergman's 1981 comedy *So Fine* follows a quick-witted man who stumbles into overnight success when he devises a pair of pants that never seem to end.
Director: Andrew Bergman
Cast
Ryan O'Neal
Bobby Fine
Jack Warden
Jack
Mariangela Melato
Lira
Richard Kiel
Eddie
Fred Gwynne
Chairman Lincoln
Mike Kellin
Sam Schlotzman
David Rounds
Professor McCarthy
Angela Pietropinto
Sylvia
Michael Lombard
Jay Augustine
John Stockwell
Jim Sterling
Frequently Asked Questions
What is So Fine (1981) about?
Bobby Fine, played by Ryan O'Neal, finds himself in a financial crisis and tries to save his father's failing clothing business. His solution—a pair of bottomless pants—becomes an overnight sensation, turning chaos into unexpected fortune.
Who directed So Fine?
Andrew Bergman directed this 1981 comedy, known for blending sharp wit with lighthearted satire.
Who stars in So Fine?
The film features Ryan O'Neal, Jack Warden, Mariangela Melato, and Fred Gwynne in key roles.
Is So Fine (1981) worth watching?
For fans of 1980s comedies, *So Fine* offers a fun blend of satire and absurdity. While it may not be a heavyweight contender, its playful premise and solid cast make it a standout for casual viewers.
How long is So Fine?
The runtime for *So Fine* is 90 minutes.
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About So Fine (1981) — The Comedy That Made Bottomless Pants a Hit
Andrew Bergman's 1981 comedy *So Fine* follows a quick-witted man who stumbles into overnight success when he devises a pair of pants that never seem to end. Desperate to bail his father out of financial trouble, Bobby Fine (Ryan O'Neal) crafts a bold fashion innovation that takes the world by storm, transforming his modest family business into a sensation overnight. With sharp satire and a playful tone, the film explores themes of ambition, innovation, and the unpredictable nature of success in a market hungry for novelty.
Mariangela Melato shines as an Italian executive drawn into the whirlwind, while Jack Warden and Fred Gwynne deliver classic comedic timing. The movie's breezy pacing and satirical jabs at the fashion industry create an atmosphere that's both lighthearted and cleverly observant, making *So Fine* a standout in 1980s comedy.
