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Divorce American Style

Year:

1967

Duration:

109 min

Genres:

Comedy

IMDB rate:

6.3

Director:

Bud Yorkin

Awards:

Nominated for Oscar. Another 1 win & 1 nomination

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1967-06-21

Filming Locations: Echo Park, Los Angeles, California, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

Sallie Jones

Dick Van Dyke

Richard Harmon

Debbie Reynolds

Barbara Harmon

Jason Robards

Nelson Downes

Jean Simmons

Nancy Downes

Van Johnson

Al Yearling

Joe Flynn

Lionel Blandsforth

Shelley Berman

David Grieff

Martin Gabel

Dr. Zenwinn

Lee Grant

Dede Murphy

Pat Collins

Herself

Tom Bosley

Farley

Emmaline Henry

Fern Blandsforth

Richard Gautier

Larry Strickland (as Dick Gautier)

Tim Matheson

Mark Harmon (as Tim Matthieson)

Gary Goetzman

Jonathan Harmon

Eileen Brennan

Eunice Tase

Shelley Morrison

Jackie

Bella Bruck

Celia

John J. Anthony

Judge

Michael Abelar

Bartender (uncredited)

Arthur Abelson

Junior Attorney (uncredited)

Stanley Allan

Pat Collins' Assistant (uncredited)

Dick Baron

Minor Role (uncredited)

Christopher Barry

Boy (uncredited)

Pamela Bartholomew

Model (uncredited)

Susan Bay

Waitress (uncredited)

Jerry Beal

Hypnotic Subject (uncredited)

Susan Benjamin

Girl (uncredited)

Ralph Brooks

Bar Extra (uncredited)

Joe Budd

Minor Role (uncredited)

Jan Burrell

Teddy (uncredited)

Lori Campbell

Model (uncredited)

Robert Christopher

Ralph Ames (uncredited)

Cordy Clark

Wife (uncredited)

Tom D'Andrea

Mildred's Irate Husband (uncredited) (voice)

Gino DeAgustino

Vice President (uncredited)

Fabian Dean

Husband (uncredited)

Larry Ely

Hypnotic Subject (uncredited)

Harry Fleer

Bank Guard (uncredited)

Martine Fraser

Girl (uncredited)

Tony Fraser

Benji (uncredited)

Patsy Garrett

Phoebe (uncredited)

Bill Giorgio

Counterman (uncredited)

Robert Gmuer

Pat Collins' Assistant (uncredited)

Toni Gmuer

Hypnotic Subject (uncredited)

Doris Goodman

Hypnotic Subject (uncredited)

Donna Guthrie

Melissa (uncredited)

Margie Hall

Bank Clerk (uncredited)

Kenneth Harp

Nancy's Date (uncredited)

Matt Helreich

Hypnotic Subject (uncredited)

Tammy Holliday

Girl (uncredited)

Craig Huxley

Bruce (uncredited)

Harvey Johnson

Gloating Driver (uncredited)

Byron Kane

Husband (uncredited)

Barbara Kelley

Clerk (uncredited)

Lucy Kibbee

Lucy (uncredited)

Ronnie Masterfield

Boy (uncredited)

Oaky Miller

Bank Teller (uncredited)

Barbara Moore

Model (uncredited)

Ricki Norton

Harriet (uncredited)

Kathy Peruzzi

Model (uncredited)

Angel Pine

Cynthia (uncredited)

Charles Pinney

Howard Thresham (uncredited)

Remo Pisani

Husband (uncredited)

Joe Ploski

Man in Nightclub (uncredited)

Kip Randall

Minor Role (uncredited)

Doris Roberts

Hypnotic Subject (uncredited)

Jackie Searl

Husband (uncredited)

Carol Anne Seflinger

Maggie (uncredited)

Peter Sparrow

Boy (uncredited)

Doris Stephens

Girl (uncredited)

Suzanne Taylor

Feltman (uncredited)

Dodie Warren

Ruth Thresham (uncredited)

Dick Winslow

Card Player (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

Tim Matheson's movie debut.

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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.

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Debbie Reynolds, Shelley Morrison, and Eileen Brennan would all go on to have significant roles in Will & Grace.

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Goofs

When the last car leaves the park scene, the car door slam doesn't match the sound.

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When Richard is bowling with the kids, he gutters the first and second balls. The pinsetter picks up the pins on both shots. (It should have knocked the leftover pins down and reset them after his second gutter ball).

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At the end of the chaotic "multiple children of recombined families" scene, as the cars pull away, several children can be seen still playing basketball in the background. But when the shot switches to aerial view, it is to show us that only one child was left behind.

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Quotes

Dede Murphy: So, since when do men grow up? They just grow old. You know what I call this apartment sometimes? Boys' Town.

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Nelson Downes: I can imagine how anxious you must be to find the right woman. Your present wife a blonde maybe?

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