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Marriage | Divorce
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Best Writing, Story and Screenplay - Written Directly for the Screen | 1968 | Robert
Best Writing Story and Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen | 1968 | Norman
Female Comedy Performance | 1968 | Debbie
Best Written American Comedy | 1968 | Norman
The judge presiding over divorce proceedings in the film is played by John J. Anthony, a real-life marriage guidance counselor. This was his only acting role in a film.
Early in the movie they mention that they're paying their maid $250/month and that their house cost $49,000. Inflation adjust equivalents in 2010 are $1614.14/month for the maid and $316,372.14 for the house. Note: Houses in Woodland Hills such as that depicted in the film now sell for well over a million.
Jason Robards first appears at the 44-minute mark, Jean Simmons in the 51st minute and Van Johnson only in the 81st minute.
Features two Academy Award winners; Jason Robards and Lee Grant, and three nominees; Debbie Reynolds, Jean Simmons and Eileen Brennan, in its cast.
This film has a 100% rating based on 8 critic reviews on Rotten Tomatoes.
"David Grieff: Well now, to the property settlement. I've prepared a list here of major items of community property with some suggestions as to how they may be distributed amongst the parties. Richard Harmon: [looking at the list] Seems to be fair. Split right down the middle. The house to Barbara; the mortgage payments to me. The furnishings, colour TV and piano to Barbara; the monthly payments to me. The insurance benefits to Barbara; the premiums to me. The uranium in our uranium mine to Barbara... David Grieff: Uranium mine? Richard Harmon: And the shaft to me!"
"Dede Murphy: So, since when do men grow up? They just grow old. You know what I call this apartment sometimes? Boys' Town."
