Divorce American Style (1967)
After 17 years, things have become too predictable and stale. They argue, they visit a marriage counselor, Richard (drunk) visits a prostitute. They split up. After meeting other people, ... See full summary »
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Richard Harmon -
Barbara Harmon -
Nelson Downes -
Nancy Downes -
Al Yearling -
Lionel Blandsforth -
David Grieff -
Dr. Zenwinn -
Dede Murphy -
Pat Collins -
Farley -
Fern Blandsforth -
Larry Strickland -
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Jonathan Harmon
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Director:
Bud YorkinWriters:
Robert Kaufman (story), Norman Lear (screenplay)All Cast & Crew
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Trivia
Jason Robards first appears at the 44-minute mark, Jean Simmons in the 51st minute and Van Johnson only in the 81st minute.
Quotes
Dede Murphy:
So, since when do men grow up? They just grow old. You know what I call this apartment sometimes? Boys' Town.
Goofs
In the bathroom, Richard accidentally sprays water all over the mirror with when he fumbles with his Waterpik. Then Barbara walks over to the mirror and it's clean and dry.
Crazy Credits
SPOILER: Opening credits (and the musical score) begin when a conductor - having just walked across a field and set up a music stand - raises his baton, gives a downbeat, and "cues" the sounds of husbands and wives arguing from the houses in the neighborhood below. At the end of the picture, the conductor again appears in the field above the neighborhood and begins conducting the final musical score through the closing credits (and drowning out the sound of arguing).
Soundtracks
Let's Fall in LoveMusic by Harold Arlen
Lyrics by Ted Koehler
Sung partially by Pat Collins
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Plot Summary
Genres
ComedyDetails
Release Date:
21 June 1967Language
English
Country of Origin
USAFilming Locations
Topanga Plaza Mall - 6602 Topanga Plaza, Canoga Park, Los Angeles, California, USABox Office
Gross USA:
$12,000,000
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