Comedy
United States of America
So Fine is a 1981 comedy film directed by Andrew Bergman. In the movie, Bobby Fine (played by Ryan O'Neal) is a college professor who gets a call from his father Jack (played by Jack Warden) asking for help with a financial crisis. Jack is the owner of a struggling pant manufacturing company and owes a large sum of money to a loan shark.
Bobby comes up with an innovative idea to create a line of pants that have no bottom, allowing people to easily slip them off without removing their shoes. The idea becomes an instant hit and the pants sell like crazy, making the company a fortune.
As the popularity of the pants grows, Bobby finds himself facing many challenges. The loan shark becomes interested in the pants and wants a share of the profits. Bobby also falls in love with a beautiful fashion designer who is skeptical of his success.
The film follows Bobby as he navigates his newfound success and tries to save his father's company, all while dealing with unexpected and hilarious situations.
Overall, So Fine is a lighthearted comedy with a unique twist on the fashion industry. It highlights the power of innovation and the challenges of entrepreneurship.
