Kiss Me Goodbye is a 1982 romantic comedy directed by Robert Mulligan and starring Sally Field, James Caan, and Jeff Bridges. The story revolves around Kay, a widow who is still hung up on her deceased husband Jolly, even though she has a new fiancé Rupert.
When Kay moves back to her old home after three years, she is confronted by Jolly's ghost, who is unhappy with her new relationship. Jolly tries to sabotage the wedding plans by causing accidents and disruptions, but Kay is the only one who can see him. As Kay tries to deal with her lingering feelings for Jolly and her growing attraction to Rupert, she must also find a way to appease Jolly's ghost and move on with her life.
The movie features a blend of humor, romance, and supernatural elements, as Kay tries to navigate the complexities of love and loss. Alongside the three main actors, the film also features supporting performances from Paul Dooley, Claire Trevor, and Michael Caine in a cameo role. Despite mixed reviews, Kiss Me Goodbye was a moderate box office success and is remembered for its unique premise and charming performances.