The Marrying Kind

Ben Mankiewicz introduces The Marrying Kind, 1952.

Guest host Madeleine Stowe introduces The Marrying Kind, 1952.

George Cukor's opening, Ruth Gordon and Garson Kanin's original script emphasizing candor over comedy, married Florence (Judy Holliday) and Chet (Aldo Ray) under the sway of Judge Carroll (Madge Kennedy), in The Marrying Kind, 1952.

Recounting for the divorce judge, Florence (Judy Holliday) and Chet (Aldo Ray) not agreeing about a party at her sister's and a trip to the airport, fancy sound editing, in The Marrying Kind, 1952, directed by George Cukor.

Just after her Atlantic City honeymoon, Florence (Judy Holliday) hosts friend Emily (Peggy Cass), her mother (Phyllis Povah) and affluent sister (Sheila Bond) in her Manhattan apartment, in The Marrying Kind, 1952, from Ruth Gordon and Garson Kanin's original screenplay.

Chet (Aldo Ray) and Florence (Judy Holliday) still narrating for the divorce-court judge, the beginning of their courtship and marriage, Ruth Gordon and Garson Kanin's script directed by George Cukor, in The Marrying Kind, 1952.

A divorcing couple (Judy Holliday, Aldo Ray) reflect on what led them to court in George Cukor's comedy/drama The Marrying Kind (1952).