Sunday in New York is a romantic comedy film released in 1963, directed by Peter Tewksbury. The film starred Jane Fonda as Eileen Tyler and Cliff Robertson as Mike Mitchell. It also featured Rod Taylor as Adam Tyler and the beautiful Jo Morrow as Mona Harris.
Eileen Tyler is a young woman from Albany, New York, who has recently broken up with her long-time boyfriend, Russ Wilson. Feeling lost and alone, she decides to visit her brother Adam in New York City. Adam is an airline pilot preparing for a date with his girlfriend, Mona.
Eileen confides to Adam that she is a virgin and that this puts her at a disadvantage in the dating world. Adam assures her that she doesn't need to worry about finding a man who just wants sex, and that there are plenty of decent men out there.
Meanwhile, Adam's plans with Mona are hampered by his job. He is constantly being called away to take flights, and Mona is getting fed up with being stood up. Eileen decides to explore the city on her own and meets Mike Mitchell, a charming man on a bus. Mike propositions her, and Eileen decides to take a chance and see where the night takes her.
Things get complicated when Russ shows up unexpectedly and assumes that Eileen and Mike are having an affair. Russ proposes to Eileen, and she is torn between her feelings for him and her newfound attraction to Mike.
In the end, Eileen realizes that she is not ready for marriage and breaks things off with Russ. She also learns that sex doesn't need to be the focus of a relationship, and that there are men like Mike who are willing to take things slow.
Sunday in New York is a charming romantic comedy that explores the complexities of modern relationships and the importance of following your heart. It features a talented cast and a delightful script that is sure to entertain audiences of all ages.