It's your bed. Would you mind moving over? No.

Description: A bankrupt entrepreneur attempts to recoup some of her losses by getting a washed-out boxer she picked up as a tax loss back into the ring - an idea her protégé isn't fond of.

Cast:
Hillary Kramer: Barbra Streisand
Eddie 'Kid Natural' Scanlon: Ryan O'Neal
David: Paul Sand
Percy: Whitman Mayo
Donna: Patti D'Arbanville
Luis: Chu Chu Malave
Hector Mantilla: Richard Lawson
Gough: James Gregory
Tour Guide: Richard Altman
Newsman: Vic Heutschy
Girl in Bed: Lindsay Bloom
Nose - Kline: Earl Boen
Owner Sinthia Cosmetics: Roger Bowen
Heavyweight in Gym: Badja Djola
Fighter in Kid's Camp: Rory Calhoun
Brenda: Sue Casey
Man in Gym: Alvin Childress
Lucy: Kristine DeBell
Gomez: Al Denava
Nose - Moss: Rene Dijon
Fight Announcer: Shay Duffin
Mario: Murphy Dunne
Fighter: Maurice Sneed
Killer: Ernie Hudson
Photographer: David Ketchum
Announcer: Jimmy Lennon Sr.
Trainer at Big Bear: Len Lesser
Boxer at Kid's Camp: Eddie 'El Annimal' Lopez
Exercise Teacher: Gilda Marx
Referee: Denver Mattson
Mantilla's Cornerman: Bill Phillips Murry
T. V. Show Host: Brent Musburger
Nose - Bean: Robert Nadder
Referee in Long Beach: Harvey Parry
Alan Crane: John Reilly
Cannibal: Tim Rossovich
Murry: Jack Somack
Boxer in Kid's Camp: Richard Steele
Newswoman: Karen Hale Wookey
Sheldon: Darrell Zwerling
Sonny: Roger R. Ellis
Ringside Reporter: Dennis Falt
Animated Fight Fan: Luther Fear
Trainer: Ralph Gambina
Minor Role: Raven Grey Eagle
Boxing Coach: Jack Griffin
Party Guest: Leoda Richards
Aerobics Class Dancer: Roslyn Kind
Fight Cop: Rick Sawaya
Man at Gym: Jack Slate

Written by: Gail Parent, Andrew Smith

Director: Howard Zieff

Production: Barwood Films, Warner Bros. Pictures, First Artists

Release date: 22 Jun 1979

Box Office: $42,800,000