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Divorce American Style

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In an American suburb, the life of a middle-aged couple takes an unexpected turn when they decide that the love they once shared is no longer sufficient. As they drift apart, tensions arise not only between them but also with their friends and family, who have conflicting opinions on marriage and separation. The story follows a series of comedic and often absurd events as both try to adapt to their new reality as singles.

The protagonists, a man and a woman who have spent most of their lives together, face a post-marriage world filled with disastrous dates, new romances, and the always complicated process of divorce. As they try to resume their lives separately, they soon realize that love, laughter, and pain are not so easy to leave behind. Throughout the process, they come to understand that their story doesn't end with the divorce proceedings, but that their bond might be stronger than they thought.

In a journey filled with humor and touching moments, this film explores the complexities of love, loss, and the quest for happiness in a world where family traditions are challenged by changing social dynamics. In the end, the question lingers: can they truly let go of what once was?

Media type
Movie
Year
1967
Director
Bud Yorkin
Writer
Norman Lear
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.30
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
100.00
Actors
Dick Van Dyke
Debbie Reynolds
Jason Robards
Jean Simmons
Van Johnson
Joe Flynn
Shelley Berman
Martin Gabel
Lee Grant
Pat Collins
Tom Bosley
Emmaline Henry
Richard Gautier
Tim Matheson
Eileen Brennan
Shelley Morrison
Bella Bruck
John J. Anthony
Leon Alton
Don Anderson
Susan Bay Nimoy
Doris Roberts
Jan Burrell
Michael Abelar
Arthur Abelson
Stanley Allan
Dick Baron
Christopher Barrey
Pamela Bartholomew
Jerry Beal
Susan Benjamin
Ralph Brooks
Joe Budd
Robert Christopher
Cordy Clark
Tom D'Andrea
Gino DeAgustino
Fabian Dean
George DeNormand
Larry Ely
Harry Fleer
Martine Fraser
Tony Fraser
Patsy Garrett
Bill Giorgio
Toni Gmuer
George Golden
Doris Goodman
Margie Hall
Kenneth Harp
Matt Helreich
Craig Huxley
Harvey Johnson
Sallie Jones
Byron Kane
Barbara Kelley
Lucille Meredith
Oaky Miller
Hans Moebus
Ricki Norton
Monty O'Grady
Charles Pinney
Remo Pisani
Joe Ploski
Cosmo Sardo
Jackie Searl
Carol Anne Seflinger
Bernard Sell
Sammy Shack
Peter Sparrow
Doris Stephens
Suzanne Taylor
Dick Winslow
Gender
Comedy
Country
United States
Producers
Norman Lear
Original title
Divorce American Style
Duration
109
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