The film Barefoot in the Park was released in 1967 and stars Jane Fonda as Corie and Robert Redford as Paul. The movie is based on Neil Simon's hit Broadway play of the same name.
The film begins with Corie and Paul returning from their honeymoon and moving into their new apartment. The apartment is small, rundown and has no elevator, which leads to some humorous challenges for the couple as they try to move in their furniture and belongings.
Corie is a free-spirited woman who wants to have fun and live life to the fullest. Paul, on the other hand, is a straight-laced lawyer who is more focused on his career than on having fun. The differences between the two soon become apparent, and they begin to clash.
As the film progresses, Corie becomes concerned about her mother, who is now living alone and decides to set her up with the charming neighbor, Victor. However, the date doesn't go as planned, and both Paul and Corie become caught up in the drama.
The tension between the newlyweds escalates when Paul faces a difficult case at work, and Corie becomes fed up with his lack of spontaneity. This leads to a series of arguments and misunderstandings, and the couple contemplates divorce.
In the end, however, they are able to reconcile their differences and reaffirm their love for one another. The film ends with Corie and Paul taking a romantic walk through the park, barefoot, and free-spirited, just as Corie always wanted.