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Divorce American Style (1967)

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An unhappy couple discover breaking up really is hard to do in this satiric comedy. Richard Harmon (Dick Van Dyke) and his wife, Barbara (Debbie Reynolds), are a typical married couple in American Suburbia -- which is to say they're not very happy with each other. After 15 years together, Richard and Barbara decide they've reached the end of their collective rope, and after several rounds of marriage counseling proves fruitless, they file for divorce. Between negotiating child custody, alimony,

Unrated, 1 hr. 49 min.

Classics, Comedy

Directed By: Bud Yorkin

In Theaters: Jan 1, 1967 Wide

On DVD: Jan 6, 2004

Cast

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
Tom Bosley
Farley
Emmaline Henry
Fern Blandsforth
Dick Gautier
Larry Strickland
Gary Goetzman
Jonathan Harmon
Eileen Brennan
Eunice
Shelley Morrison
Jackie
Bella Bruck
Celia
Patricia Collins
Herself
Pat Collins
Herself
Tim Matheson
Mark Harmon

Critic Reviews for Divorce American Style

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Trivia alert: Tim Matheson is Debbie's teenage son

April 8, 2005 Comment

Lori Hoffman

Atlantic City Weekly Source: Atlantic City Weekly

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A really fantastic cast manages to producer a really okay movie. DAS is not with out it's moments, but it pales in comparison to the Italian original.

June 29, 2007

Ken Stachnik

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A good cast, but you can tell from the title and plot that this is supposed to be the American take on the film Divorce Italian Style, which was a much better movie. This movie isn't all that funny, but it has a good cast.

September 5, 2010