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Byline: Adam Green
After more than four decades, Barefoot in the Park-Neil Simon's frothy 1963 romantic comedy about mismatched newlyweds adjusting to domestic life in a fifth-floor walk-up-is returning to the New York stage. Playing the _buttoned-down lawyer Paul Bratter and his free-spirited wife, Corie, this time are Patrick Wilson and Amanda Peet, who, like their forebears in the roles-Robert Redford and Elizabeth Ashley (Jane Fonda starred in the film)-are superb actors, natural charmers, and total hotties.
Both have also recently played young marrieds in crisis. As a suburban housewife caught between her angry husband and a squirrely suitor in last season's This Is How It Goes, Peet brought a self-deprecating comic touch to the punishing world of Neil LaBute. Last seen on Broadway in Oklahoma!, Wilson gave a powerful, disarmingly simple performance as another uptight legal eagle with an unhinged spouse in Mike ...