REVIEW: 'The Invite'

Source: freebeacon.com · Section: politics · Bias: Right · Published: Fri, 03 Jul 2026 14:00:41 GMT

Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, made in 1969, tells the story of two couples, best friends who are navigating the changing mores of the 1960s in Los Angeles. Bob and Carol (played by Robert Culp and Natalie Wood) have gone semi-hippie; they go to New Age retreats, smoke weed, and have decided to practice radical truth-telling. Bob tells Carol he's had a one-night stand with a Berkeley master's student but it was only physical; she says she's okay with it because he was honest. Bob gets offended that she doesn't care. Then Carol sleeps with her tennis instructor; Bob gets jealous but is assuaged by an offer of free tennis lessons. The post REVIEW: 'The Invite' appeared first on .

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