Rated R. At Copley Place and suburban theaters.
Men are from Mars.
In a role that obviously should have been played by recent presidential noncandidate Beatty, Garry Shandling, who also co-wrote the script, plays the strangely affable Harold Anderson. Harold appears to be a well-tanned Phoenix banker with a good head for figures. Harold has been trained to identify a woman's erogenous zones. Trouble is when Harold gets excited a certain part of him buzzes. A lovelorn, recovering alcoholic, Susan has decided to stop engaging in self-destructive sexual relationships and seek out Mr. Right.