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Overview The Marrying Kind (1952):

Florence and Chet Keefer have had a troublesome marriage. Whilst in the middle of a divorce hearing the judge encourages them to remember the good times they have had hoping that the marriage can be saved.

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Title: The Marrying Kind
  • Released: 1952-02-01

  • Genre: Comedy, Drama

  • Date: 1952-02-01

  • Runtime: 92 Minutes

  • Company: Columbia Pictures

  • Language: English

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  • Plot Keyword : Comedy, Drama

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  • Director: Ruth Gordon, John Meehan, Jean Louis, Hugo Friedhofer, George Cukor, Joseph Walker, Charles Nelson, Clay Campbell, Helen Hunt, William Kiernan
Casts of The Marrying Kind:
Judy Holliday, Aldo Ray, Madge Kennedy, Sheila Bond, John Alexander, Phyllis Povah, Rex Williams, Peggy Cass, Charles Bronson

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The best thing about my recently-purchased Mill Creek 'Classic Romances' 8-pack (though I previously had two of them from a Mill Creek Rita Hayworth 5-pack--they were cheap so I didn't squawk too much, mind you) is that it offered me three more of Judy Holliday's nine films before her untimely demise at 43 from breast cancer. I previously loved her in 'Adam's Rib', 'Phffft', 'The Solid Gold Cadillac' and of course her Oscar-winning role, amidst very stiff competition, in 'Born Yesterday'), but this was a surprisingly dramatic turn for one of my favourite American actresses ever, particularly noted for her comedic touch. I won't give any spoilers, but when she breaks down after suffering a particular catastrophe, it really got me, and this is a horribly underseen and undervalued work.

I realize director Cukor gets a lot of flak because he was basically considered a 'women's director', and even got released from 'Gone with the Wind' because of arguments with his producer, but he really knew how to get a great scene, particularly when given a fine script--I love films I have seen from Garson Kanin, both with and without his wife Ruth Gordon (best known as the title female in the cult classic 'Harold and Maude')--and this was definitely a fine one.

The film definitely deserves a contemporary reappraisal. It's that good.