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The next day, a friend of his, Lord Mere (Richardson), announces that his wife (Barnes) spent the night with another man at the same hotel, and he wants to divorce her.
Anyone who has experienced the terrors of divorce will empathize with this indie film's protagonist, a scared little boy who believes a zombie is hiding in his closet.
Dr. Bradford was once married to Jean Arthur, (Paula Bradford), "Shane", and got a divorce and still they managed to live with each other and also fight all the time.
She's also getting over a divorce.
This isn't just about a neat guy living with a sloppy guy; it's a portrait of two friends helping each other through the agony of divorce.
THE DIVORCE OF LADY X is a romantic comedy (as WUTHERING HEIGHTS is a romantic tragedy).
She (Lamarr)meets a handsome younger man & has an affair with him, resulting in a divorce from previous husband (another no no in Hollywood movies back then---Divorce!).
Tea Leoni plays Nora Wilde, a serious photographer, who is going through a bad divorce.
I would say that this film gives an insight to the trauma that a young mind can face when a family is split by divorce or other disaster.
Ecstasy had incurred the wrath of the Vatican, for condoning Eva's desertion of Emil, her subsequent divorce, and the brief swim she took in the buff, but Roger Manville ignored these trivial matters and discussed the film as a triumphant, outstandingly beautiful, visual paean to love - a view echoed by many IMDb users.
Since their nasty divorce from the Disney Company (with Disney keeping the Miramax brand) the Weinstein Company seems to specialize in above average movies which are then under-promoted and seen by few.
The predatory wife is ready for a divorce until she discovers he might be on the verge of a fortune.
Walter Matthau plays Oscar, his friend, an untidy, unreliable sports-reporter who lives in divorce from his ex-wife in a bachelor apartment.
One divorce later,Eva is footloose & fancy free & is out one day, skinny dipping in a lake,when she discovers Adam,a handsome,young engineer (played by Aribert Mog)who takes a real fancy to her (and she,him).
My personal feeling is that you cannot divorce this movie from its political/historical underpinnings like so many (American) reviewers tend to do.
He manages the transition from the cynical divorce solicitor, who tries to avoid women and their traitorous ways, to the lovesick puppy that falls for Lady X played by Merle Oberon effortlessly.
If I caught my husband red-handed with another woman the way Grace did, I would probably get a divorce, especially if my daughter had seen what was going on.
One is Archie (Scott) a physician in the latter stages of divorce.
Somehow this makes an interesting counterbalance to a show about divorce.
This movie, among several others, kept me sane while attempting to cope with my divorce several years ago.
Blow something up, two actors divorce their spouses in real life because of their co-stars, boy meets girl and boy loses girl and boy becomes hero and gets girl again.
In middle America divorce was rare, for example.
It also addresses the reality of life after divorce in our culture.
The divorce was basically a misunderstanding - Webb was working with a beautiful blond witness (McDonald) and Marsha mistook it for something else.
The toils and troubles of a hectic political lifestyle results in their daughter's death and their divorce - leading them to pursue different directions in life for many odd years.
After his parents' divorce, his mother's got a new life in Argentina, and there's no place for him.
Things get a little more interesting when Mort starts thinking that maybe his estranged wife's new boyfriend might be behind everything, that he might have sent this psycho after Mort in the hopes of speeding up the divorce but things have gotten out of control.
The reason has more to do with the highly publicized divorce trial from Lita Grey that Chaplin endured while filming the feature over two years, as well as a host of other production disasters.
Naturally, Michelle wants a divorce and also every penny that Rich Stone owns.
She was cruel to Missy and her kids, she was using Missy just because she didn't want her divorce settlement to be worth peanuts without the dog, and based on the fact that she threatened to kill her babies, Missy should have bit Regina's rear, especially when Regina carried her away from her babies.
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