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| Warner Bros. (1963) | |||||
| Comedy | |||||
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| Debbie Reynolds | Mary McKellaway | |
| Barry Nelson | Bob McKellaway | |
| Diane McBain | Tiffany Richards | |
| Hiram Sherman | Oscar Nelson | |
| Michael Rennie | Dirk Winston | |
| Gail Bonney | Cleaning Woman | |
| Lou Byrne | Woman at Restaurant | |
| Lester Dorr | Husband in Elevator | |
| Betsy Duncan | Secretary | |
| William Fawcett | Oldtimer | |
| Kitty Kelly | Wife in Elevator | |
| Bob Peoples | Doorman | |
| Robert Ridgely | Newscaster |
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| Producer | Mervyn LeRoy
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| Writer | Richard L. Breen
Jean Kerr |
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| Cinematography | Harry Stradling Sr.
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| Musician | Frank Perkins
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Book publisher Bob McKellaway is engaged to beautiful young Tiffany Richards. Everyone thinks she's perfect for him. Everyone except Bob's ex-wife Mary (Debbie Reynolds in a sparkling performance). She may know someone else who'd be even better for Bob: herself. This delightful, sophisticated marital romp based on the stage hit by Jean Kerr (Please Don't Eat the Daisies) tosses in a blizzard, an IRS audit and a dashing movie star (Michael Rennie) with an eye for Mary to keep the comedy humming along. Mary, Mary is all about laughs. And all about love - finding it, losing it and finding it again. |
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