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Release Date:
24 April 1968 (USA) more
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Their wedding night set new attendence records
Plot:
When a widower with 10 children marries a widow with 8, can the 20 of them ever come together as one big happy family... more | add synopsis
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Awards:
Nominated for 2 Golden Globes. Another 3 wins & 1 nomination more
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Cast

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Lucille Ball ... Helen North Beardsley

Henry Fonda ... Frank Beardsley

Van Johnson ... Warrant Officer Darrel Harrison
Louise Troy ... Madeleine Love
Sidney Miller ... Dr. Ashford
Tom Bosley ... Family Doctor
Nancy Howard ... Nancy Beardsley
Walter Brooke ... Howard Beardsley

Tim Matheson ... Mike Beardsley (as Tim Matthieson)
Gil Rogers ... Rusty Beardsley
Nancy Roth ... Rosemary Beardsley
Gary Goetzman ... Greg Beardsley

Morgan Brittany ... Louise Beardsley (as Suzanne Cupito)
Holly O'Brien ... Susan Beardsley
Michele Tobin ... Veronica Beardsley
Maralee Foster ... Mary Beardsley
Tracy Nelson ... Germaine Beardsley
Stephanie Oliver ... Joan Beardsley
Jennifer Leak ... Colleen North
Kevin Burchett ... Nicky North
Kimberly Beck ... Janette North
Mitch Vogel ... Tommy North
Margot Jane ... Jean North
Eric Shea ... Phillip North
Greg Atkins ... Gerald North
Lynnell Atkins ... Teresa North

Ben Murphy ... Larry
Ysabel MacCloskey ... Housekeeper #1
Pauline Hague ... Housekeeper #2
Marjorie Eaton ... Housekeeper #3
Richard Angarola ... French Actor on TV Screen

Lilyan Chauvin ... French Actress on TV Screen
Robert P. Lieb ... Happy San Franciscan
Jennifer Gan ... 1st Young Lady (as Ginny Gan)

Eve Bruce ... 2nd Young Lady
Susan Carr ... 3rd Young Lady
Paul Potash ... Hippie
Stuart Nisbet ... Man of the Cloth
Patty Elder ... Waitress
George Jue ... Chinese Store Proprietor
Arthur Peterson ... Priest
Mary Gregory ... Sister Mary Alice

Larry Hankin ... Supermarket Clerk / Harry
Lawrence Heller ... Medical Assistant
Marti Litis ... Hospital Nurse
Harry Holcombe ... Judge
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Kevin Tighe ... Extra (uncredited)
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Directed by
Melville Shavelson 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Helen Eileen Beardsley  book "Who Gets the Drumsticks?" (uncredited)
Bob Carroll Jr.  story
Madelyn Davis  story
Mort Lachman  writer
Melville Shavelson  writer

Produced by
Robert F. Blumofe .... producer
 
Original Music by
Fred Karlin 
 
Cinematography by
Charles F. Wheeler (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Stuart Gilmore 
 
Casting by
Lynn Stalmaster 
 
Art Direction by
Arthur Lonergan 
 
Set Decoration by
James W. Payne  (as James Payne)
 
Makeup Department
Hal King .... makeup artist
Irma Kusely .... hair stylist
Bill Phillips .... makeup artist
 
Production Management
Roy Hollis .... assistant production supervisor
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Richard Bremerkamp .... assistant director (as J. Richard Bremerkamp)
Jim Benjamin .... assistant director (uncredited)
Louis Nicoletti .... assistant director (uncredited)
 
Art Department
Kenneth L. Westcott .... property master (as Kenneth Wetcott)
Gene Lauritzen .... construction coordinator (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Paul Laune .... sound effects editor
Clarence Peterson .... sound mixer
Jim Bullock .... sound editor (uncredited)
Pete Peterson .... sound (uncredited)
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Frank Cardinale .... wardrobe
Renita Reachi .... wardrobe
 
Editorial Department
William K. Chulack .... assistant film editor (as William Chulack)
 
Music Department
Richard Carruth .... music editor
 
Other crew
Robert F. Blumofe .... presenter
Larry Hampton .... production coordinator (as Lawrence Hampton)
J. Paul Popkin .... assistant to producer
Erica Wernher .... script supervisor (as Erika Wernher)
 
Crew believed to be complete


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Additional Details

Runtime:
111 min
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Color (Technicolor)
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 more
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Fun Stuff

Trivia:
Based upon the real story of Helen Eileen Beardsley and her husband. more
Goofs:
Continuity: In the Scene where Van Johnson meets the combined family for the first time, the kids wipe their hands on his uniform shirt, leaving raspberry jam and indelible ink stains. First is the raspberry, then the ink, but when we see the front of his shirt after the ink is applied, we can't see the jam. In the very next scene, the shirt is spotless. more
Quotes:
Colleen North: Larry says he'll never speak to me again unless I grow up. He says that I'm being ridiculous and I don't love him, but I do love him. Am I being ridiculous?
Frank Beardsley: You're not being ridiculous.
Colleen North: Well, do all the other girls, like Larry says? And am I just being old-fashioned?
Frank Beardsley: The same idiots were passing the same rumors when I was your age, but if all the girls did, how come I always ended up with the ones who didn't?
Colleen North: But it's all different now!
Frank Beardsley: I don't know, they wrote Fanny Hill in 1742 and they haven't found anything new since.
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Love This Movie!!, 14 September 2003
Author: artistatrest

I have always just loved this movie! I saw it as a teenager in the 60's, getting ready to go off to college and thought it was great fun at that time. Since I was a teenager, I remember really enjoying the character of Mike, played by Tim Matheson. I always thought he would go on to be a real big movie star instead of TV movies, since he had lots of charisma and maturity at that young age. However, he has done very well in the roles on television he has played and is always a real treat to watch. I don't think I thought Lucille Ball was too old the first time I saw it, because anyone over 25 seemed old to me at the time! I recently caught this movie on TV and enjoyed it again from an adult perspective. It was a little corny but still a good film. Life in the sixties even with Vietnam and all was a much more innocent time especially with what kids face today. I would give it a 100 just because it is so uplifting.

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