How to Commit Marriage (1969 film)

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How to Commit Marriage is a 1969 American comedy film that satirizes changing social attitudes toward marriage, divorce, and the generation gap.

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instanceOf film
basedOn original screenplay
cinematographyBy Joseph F. Biroc
countryOfOrigin United States
depicts 1960s youth culture
changing family values
generation conflict
director Norman Panama
distributedBy Universal Pictures
editedBy Sam O'Steen
featuresCharacter husband opposed to daughter’s marriage
rock musician boyfriend
wife supportive of daughter’s independence
filmColor color
genre comedy film
satire
hasMedium theatrical film
hasTone light-hearted
satirical
mainTheme divorce
generation gap
marriage
musicBy Bobby Scott
originalLanguage English
partOf American satirical comedies about marriage
portrays changing social attitudes toward divorce
changing social attitudes toward marriage
changing social attitudes toward the generation gap
producer Norman Panama
productionCompany NPD Productions
releaseDecade 1960s American films
releaseYear 1969
runtimeMinutes 95
screenwriter Melvin Frank
Norman Panama
setting United States
starring Bob Hope
Irwin Corey
Jackie Gleason
Jane Wyman
Joanna Cameron
Lesley Ann Warren
Tim Matheson
Tina Louise
targetAudience general audience
title How to Commit Marriage

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