Sunday in New York

Eileen Tyler, a young music critic from Albany, travels to New York City to visit her brother Adam, an airline pilot. Recovering from a breakup with her fiancé Russ, she confides in Adam about her inexperience with men and her belief that she is unusual for her age. Adam reassures her while hiding his own active romantic life. Eileen soon meets Mike Mitchell, a sportswriter, and their encounter develops over a single Sunday in the city. Her fiancé's unexpected arrival leaves her caught between two men.

The film is a romantic comedy directed by Peter Tewksbury from a screenplay by Norman Krasna, produced by Everett Freeman for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Seven Arts Productions. Jane Fonda plays Eileen, with Rod Taylor as Mike, Cliff Robertson as Adam, Robert Culp as Russ, Jo Morrow as Mona Harris and Jim Backus as Chief Pilot Drysdale. It runs 105 minutes and was released in November 1963.

On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 6.7 from roughly 3,700 votes, while on TMDB it sits at 6.8 from a much smaller base of about 48 votes. The two audience scores are close, suggesting a generally favorable but modest response, with the larger IMDb sample giving a more dependable picture of how viewers have received this comedy over the years.