A master blend of comedy, domestic drama and sudden tragedy, The Marrying Kind remains one of the best collaborations between star Judy Holliday, screenwriters Garson Kanin and Ruth Gordon, and director George Cukor. The film begins at the end, with married couple Florence and Chet Keefer (Judy ...more
MPAA Rating: NR | Year: 1952 | Running Time: 93 minutes
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Although it did not receive the same popular and critical acclaim as the earlier Born Yesterday -- which featured the same star and director and one of the same writers - The Marrying Kind is actually a more ambitious, if ultimately less successful, film. Whereas Born Yesterday was a straightforward comedy about a serious subject (or subjects, depending upon your point of view), Marrying Kind is an sometimes uneasy blend of comedy and drama -- at times, some fairly heavy drama, as when the son ...more
- Judy Holliday - Florence Keefer
- Aldo Ray - Chet Keefer
- Madge Kennedy - Judge Anna Carroll
- Sheila Bond - Joan Shipley
- John Alexander - Howard Shipley
- Mickey Shaughnessy - Pat Bundy
- Griff Barnett - Charley
- Larry Blake - Benny
- Charles Buchinsky - Eddie
- Frank Ferguson - Mr. Quinn
- Joe McGuinn - Bus Driver
- John Elliott - Minister
- Charles Brewer
- Richard H. Gordon - Lawyer
- George Cukor - Director
- Bert Granet - Producer
- Garson Kanin - Screenwriter
- Ruth Gordon - Screenwriter
- John Meehan - Art Director
- Jean Louis - Costume Designer
- Earl Bellamy - First Assistant Director
- Charles Nelson - Editor
- Hugo W. Friedhofer - Composer (Music Score)
- Morris W. Stoloff - Musical Direction/Supervision
- Clay Campbell - Makeup
- Joseph Walker - Cinematographer
- William Kiernan - Set Designer
- Jack A. Goodrich - Sound/Sound Designer








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