Dramedy of a native New York married couple who splits up in an attempt to rediscover their sanity.Dramedy of a native New York married couple who splits up in an attempt to rediscover their sanity.Dramedy of a native New York married couple who splits up in an attempt to rediscover their sanity.
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Larry B. Scott
- Carlton
- (as Larry Scott)
Kenneth Kimmins
- Stanley
- (as Ken Kimmins)
MacIntyre Dixon
- Passenger
- (as MacIntryre Dixon)
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Did you know
- TriviaDuring press for this film, Marlo Thomas did an interview with Phil Donahue on his show Donahue (1967). According to her, there was "instant spark" between them. They married in 1980.
- GoofsThe Loew's theater chain was typically pronounced LOH-EEZE by many New Yorkers in mid 20th Century.
- SoundtracksThe Kaminsky Rag
Composed and Performed by Jule Styne
Featured review
Okay, sure, it's talky. But such wonderful talk. Indelible characters, profound humor, and amazing speeches. This movie should not be as forgotten as it is. In its own talky way, it's brilliant. This, along with "A Thousand Clowns," absolutely deserves a DVD release. Marlo Thomas' performance is incisive and touching. Charles Grodin is the perfect foil for her. Irwin Corey, as her father, has what may be the best speech in the movie (and one of the best speeches in all movies) when he gives her an extra year of life. Look for a nifty cameo from Bob Fosse, and catch Jule Styne singing on the soundtrack. But the star here is Herb Gardner, with his wonderful sensitive writing. Do whatever you have to in order to see this forgotten gem.
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