Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Linbeymusol Wonderful character development!

ClassyWas Excellent, smart action film.

Payno I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

Maddyclassicfilms Sweet November is directed by Robert Ellis Miller, written by Herman Raucher and stars Sandy Dennis,Anthony Newley and Theodore Bikel.Sara Deever(Sandy Dennis)is a kooky, kind hearted woman who takes a different lover each month on the condition that the man will leave her once the month is over, no exceptions. Her lover in November is Charlie Blake(Anthony Newley)the month starts out as usual for her but soon both realise they are falling in love with each other.Sara keeps pushing him away and Charlie becomes desperate to find out why. When he learns the truth it about breaks his heart and he's even more desperate than before to get her to make an exception and let him stay longer than a month.Sandy Dennis gives the best performance of her career after Who's Afraid Of Virginia Woolf and captures the vulnerable and kooky aspects of Sara perfectly. Anthony Newly gives a fine performance as Charlie and it's a shame he didn't become a much bigger star after this or do more romance films, he was very talented and very handsome too.Sweet November is a beautiful love story it's funny, poignant and romantic. Well worth a watch.

JLRMovieReviews Sandy Dennis turns in another mesmerizing and moving performance in Sweet November. Here she loves and helps one man per month, because a week was too short a term and a year is too long. A month is perfect. They move in and she begins to help them with what they think they need or what she thinks they need. But at the beginning of the film, October is throwing a fit. She meets Anthony Newley while renewing their driver's licenses and he eventually becomes November. "I think November is going to be a sweet month," Sandy says. He can't move in though, because it's late October and to be fair, he has to wait until the first of November. He puts his job on hold. (His company makes boxes, you know those 6-sided ones.) "But why don't they ever make a 7-sided box?" Sandy asks. Sandy Dennis has never been as vulnerable and complex since her performance in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" And the film is expert at showing and handling the realities of love, loneliness, and dependency. But what's his problem? What does she do for him? Does he make such a impression on her life that she forgoes the routine of a new man a month? Do they live happily ever after? Watch "Sweet November." You may never see the month of November the same again.

gimpergirl I love this movie, and I do not like the sequel. Some things are best left alone, as they say.I saw Sweet November when it was released in 1968, I just out of high school.I watched Sweet November whenever it was on TV.I taped Sweet November off of cable, and still have it on VHS.I wait for Sweet November to be released on DVD.I cried each and every time I saw Sweet November.I cried when I heard of the death of Sandy Dennis.I cried when I heard of the death of Anthony Newley.I cry not to have this sweet, wonderful movie in my own collection.Please... "hurry-hurry, ding-ding"!

skyhawk I only saw this movie one time and that was when it was first released, over 30 years ago. But this movie was such a sweet yet bitter sweet movie that I have never forgotten it. The story was so powerful that it has lasted in my memory for 3 decades. Maybe it was because it was the kind of love that i longed for; one that is total and complete. Then ends never to be found again.